Sentence examples for stepwise resource from inspiring English sources

The concept of proportional fairness is introduced and applied to schedule D2D users in the multi-cell scenario in [14], where a stepwise resource allocation mode is employed, i.e., a CU is first selected based on the proportional fairness criterion, and then a D2D pair is randomly selected to reuse the resource.

Only two studies (reference number 6 and 7) used the ingredient approach for stepwise resource allocation.

To save healthcare resources, studies propose stepwise treatment algorithms of increasingly intensive interventions for subthreshold conditions; starting with 'watchful waiting' and self-help strategies (life-style changes, appropriate self-medication); working through to primary care and specialist care when symptoms persist or increase [ 73].

The proposed approach considers three factors, including workflow, activity, and resource that significantly influence stepwise decompositions of a complex manufacturing task.

To increase the understanding of knowledge, attitude and practice/behaviour towards cardiovascular health, we conducted in-home interviews using a questionnaire based on the WHO STEPwise approach to surveillance and other resources, scoring all responses.

The Vision for Space Exploration was conceived in 2004 as a robust plan to expand stepwise to the Moon and beyond, exploiting resources and linking robotic missions to human exploration.

These clinical scoring systems are meant to provide health staff in resource poor settings with a rational, stepwise and feasible aid for childhood TB screening, but are often criticized for lacking standard symptom definitions and adequate validation [ 30- 32].

A more stepwise approach, rather than thinning out the limited resources over a large area without much progress taking place, could have been more effective.

Acoustic parameters were transformed when necessary to meet test assumptions (Online Resource 1) and then entered into the stepwise classification, with predator type set as the grouping variable.

Another example of providing incentives is PharmAccess, which supplies affordable loans for facility improvement, as part of their stepwise recognition of improvement systems, to assist facilities in overcoming resource deficiencies that prevent them from achieving accreditation.

A simulation/robustness study could address these concerns but would be computationally intensive as the model selection step, even using stepwise selection to reduce the set of models under consideration, was resource intensive.