A 'consultation' could not be definitively assigned to one member of staff if more than one had made changes to the record(s) associated with that consultation, nor could time be apportioned to individual staff groups if that was the case.
By calculating the total time required for each laid egg, and by using the percentage of uterine eggs, we apportioned that time between ovulation time and time in the uterus (Table 2, column 3).
He said that in the first two days of meetings, a schedule had been established that apportioned time for all the major issues on the table in the final-status peace negotiations.
Even as Williams showed tremendous promise as a young baseball player, he always apportioned time for music and always figured he was much more likely to be a guitarist in a club in Manhattan than a center fielder at a ballpark in the Bronx.
When broad reference populations from the full range of possible sources are available, groups of isolates, such as those affecting a human population over a period of time, can be apportioned to their sources.
The primary data collected included the proportion of working time to apportioned labour cost, patient demographic characteristics, and medical data from 349,275 inpatients.
On days when "Millionaire" accepts phoned applications, some two million people place calls, but only 240,000, apportioned by time zone, are accepted.
The conduct of daily speciation sampling (rather than every third day) in major U.S. cities would be one way to rapidly improve the power of future source apportioned PM time-series health effects analyses.
But once you start thinking this way, you may find yourself apportioning time differently: investing a bit more, spending a bit less.
There's something about that chipping away of my time, the apportioning it up into slots that makes me realise how sweet and fleeting a single hour can be.
More precisely, when a node receives a message for the first time, PAMPA apportions a "waiting time" for that node.
