Sentence examples for possibility of allocating from inspiring English sources
It has asked for comment on the possibility of allocating the 1755-1800 MHz band, which is also held by the government, for commercial mobile and fixed services.
When there are scheduled UEs, the RBs required to fully serve each of them are calculated; then, the possibility of allocating at least a minimum RB units (i.e. two RBs in the implementation of OAI) to all the scheduled UEs is checked.
The local coordinators were also asked as to whether there was any possibility of allocating extra beds inside the unit when necessary.
The organization of ICU was captured by the following factors: possibility of allocating extra beds inside the ICU, having intermediate care beds inside the ICU and ICU nurse to patient ratio during daytime hours.
For each subsequent decision stage i the black dots represent the mean SLO violation percentages obtained for the various possibilities of allocating i additional web server instances to the initial resource allocation plan generated at decision stage 0. Fig. 5 Optimality of RAP variants.
Additionally, it gave no indication of the numbers of women who might agree to randomisation which included the possibility of being allocated a placebo treatment.
89 90 In addition, surveys have demonstrated that a potential barrier to trial participation is the possibility of being allocated a placebo-only or active control intervention that is perceived to be less desirable than the study intervention.
It is widely believed that the pigeon is capable of allocating sons to first and daughters to second eggs, opening the possibility of an extreme sex allocation strategy.
One no longer speaks of allocating funds.
The objective of the ACG system is to show the burden of morbidity in a population, thereby providing the possibility to allocate resources accordingly [ 7, 8].
Exergetic considerations are not unusual in the field of CHP plants, as it is one of the possibilities to allocate the costs, fuel consumption or emissions to both products, thermal energy and electrical power [24, 25].
