Sentence examples for selective allocation from inspiring English sources

In this ongoing debated issue, the 2011 update of the practice guidelines by the American Association of the Study of Liver Disease on Hepatitis C [ 9] does not recommend any selective allocation of patients to TT with first generation HCV PI.

However, even when a selective carbon allocation strategy was simulated, high nutrient conditions tended to select against functionally diverse communities.

Rather, UK research funding policy since the 1980s has been to deepen the 'natural' level of concentration by using the results of regular research assessment exercises to drive an increasingly selective funding allocation (though the specific formula used to drive this 'quality-related' funding is now set separately in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland).

This results in apparent selective time allocation to richer forage areas but does not imply evidence for oriented movement at a landscape scale.

While selective sector allocation is one component of our defensive strategy, we’ve moved a step further in mitigating risk with the addition of a bear market fund: the Rydex Inverse S&P 500 Fund (RYURX).

Of three evolutionary strategies investigated, a selective carbon allocation strategy, in which host plant directs carbon to root tips based on a cost:benefit analysis, was identified as the only strategy that maintained productive, multi-symbiont communities (Cowden and Peterson 2009).

The fact that not all tissue weights were proportionally decreased or increased relative to body weights in PLP and recuperated mice suggests that selective metabolic resource allocation is triggered to maintain the growth of more important tissues, such as brain [7].

Inadequate measures to create and conceal the random allocation, selective attrition, and insufficient double-blinding have been theorized to bias the estimates of treatment effects in RCTs [ 47].

Each node features an envelope process for regulating and controlling data access and a resource manager to enable resource allocation, and selective SLA violations, while maximizing revenue.

25 The tool covers sequence generation, allocation concealment, selective outcome reporting and other sources of bias.

With regards to selection, attrition, and information bias, the majority of studies was at high risk of bias due to selective reporting, lack of allocation concealment, lack of participant blinding, and incomplete outcome data.