Sentence examples for sometimes allocated to from inspiring English sources

Another symphony, K. 96/111b, in C major, is sometimes allocated to this visit to Milan, but there are questions about when (or indeed whether) Wolfgang actually wrote it.

This large sum power reduction comes at the price of setting very low SINR targets for some of the links, sometimes allocating close to zero power for some links as we will show later in Figures 17 and 18.

However, given that sometimes attention can be voluntarily allocated to things other than the primary task (checking Facebook because I find the lecture boring), we refer to the broad class of situations where attention is allocated to other sources as disengagements rather than as failures (which can be considered as a subclass of overall disengagements).

A 2015 study by the Government Accountability Office noted that AFRICOM "identifies and synchronizes security cooperation activities through various planning processes, but the brigades allocated to AFRICOM sometimes lack key information about these activities".

Sometimes one staff member was allocated to HIV-specific tasks within the same unit (e.g. Prevention of Mother-To-Child Transmission -PMTCT- in Maternal and Child Unit).

APNs were allocated to specified practices, sometimes providing cross-cover for annual leave.

Even if IDPs are sometimes allocated a small piece of land to grow crops, their food security mainly relies on external relief action.

Physicians and policymakers strive for efficiency in healthcare, which sometimes can translate into less time being allocated to the medical consultation.

On finding that their child has been allocated to the standard arm, parents sometimes report a sense of missed opportunity, as if the child has been deprived of a known beneficial treatment [ 32].

While it supported privatisation and tax reductions for small and medium businesses, it also sometimes supported protectionism and defended the welfare state, especially if allocated to the native Flemish population.

Sometimes it can be useful to pretend you have been allocated to the other side of the debate, and try to get into the opponents' minds.