Sentence examples for sufficiently allocated from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the probability of accurately detecting spectrum holes will be reduced if the sensing time is not sufficiently allocated.

The common bases were sufficiently allocated so as to capture the shared base information from different segments.

Figuring that daughters of animals which have had access to dietary C20 PUFAs had already started to invest more extensively into reproduction at parasite exposure (compared to those whose mothers were raised on C20 PUFA-deficient food sources) resources might not have been sufficiently allocated towards immunity-related functions.

The bride, 28, is a planner and distributor for Bobbi Brown Cosmetics in New York; she is responsible for ensuring that product levels are allocated sufficiently domestically and in Canada.

By holding the assumption that κu,v are sufficiently small by allocating enough bits for CSI of interfering BSs, we set 1 1 + cY ≈ 1 − cY.

The isolation of MSSA in pleural fluid culture from two patients was not sufficiently decisive to allocate them to the polymicrobial pneumonia group; in one patient, this pathogen was concomitantly identified in blood and tracheal aspirate cultures, while in the other, both H. influenzae and Klebsiella spp were isolated in a tracheal aspirate culture.

We assume that the bandwidth is sufficiently large such that we can consider the allocated bandwidth as a continuous real number, thus simplifying the analysis.

"The amount of resources that are emerging, despite the current blip in the economy, is sufficiently large that the way the money is ultimately allocated will have a significant effect on what our society will look like," said Thomas B. Murphy, a philanthropist whose $1 million-plus foundation has backed Professor Schervish's philanthropic research.

Prominent roles for general attention resources are posited in many models of working memory, but the manner in which these can be allocated differs between models or is not sufficiently specified.

This requires that the phenotyping and genotyping resources available to a breeding program have to be allocated to multiple populations, which prevents the creation of sufficiently large training sets for each population.

On the other hand, sustainability analysis considers the long-term ability of an organization to mobilize and allocate sufficient resources for activities that produce benefits valued sufficiently by its stakeholders [ 6].