Sentence examples for process of allocating from inspiring English sources

Although group allocation was not random, the process of allocating students to groups was completely independent of the study hypothesis or outcomes.

He said: "We are only part way through a process of allocating the work.

The punishments are the first imposed against Wall Street executives for abuses of the process of allocating shares of initial public offerings in the late 1990's.

We have now closed the booking requests for schools 2018/19 and are in the process of allocating workshops up to July 2019.

We were one of many petitioners in the case, but our focus was to fix the E.P.A.'s unfair process of allocating emission allowances that used a 1985-to-1987 baseline.

"Men in politics are incapable of making progress toward the acceptance of women," said Françoise de Panafieu, a conservative legislator who has fallen foul of what she terms a male-dominated process of allocating voting districts to candidates.

They said that because both sides in the case, which was decided in the lower courts without a trial, had stipulated to the "viewpoint neutrality" of the process for allocating the activity fees to student groups, the court should simply have found the process constitutional without having to "impose a cast-iron viewpoint-neutrality requirement" as part of the First Amendment analysis.

Forming episodic memories is often driven by top-down processes of allocating attention towards voluntarily remembering the details of an episode.

The task of allocating processes and functional significance to genes that were putatively regulated by E2 and also to those that were putatively not regulated by E2, was faced with a general difficulty for zebrafish.

We postulate that the pre-packing process offsets any energetic cost of allocating polar and charged residues within the hydrophobic environment of biological membranes.

Obama at his press conference on Tuesday dismissed such threats, saying the funds were already in the process of being allocated.