Sentence examples for time is allotted from inspiring English sources

The rest of the time is allotted on a rotating basis.

One interesting observation made during both human and animal RT experiments is that the RT to a signal often speeds-up as more time is allotted to prepare for the signal's onset referred to as the preparatory interval (PI) effect.

I'm trying to cheat death by eking out more than whatever time is allotted to me, which might yet be measured in decades, years, months... However long it is, will it feel like more if I pack twice as much activity in it?

Each resident chooses a focus for themselves and time is allotted during the four weeks of the rotation for self-directed change.

Mattsson-Sydner and Fjellström [ 37] stressed that mealtime situations are often shaped by individuals' living arrangements and not by individuals' needs, and a limited amount time is allotted to meals.

At a patient's initial clinic visit sufficient time is allotted for introduction to the team members, for in-depth discussion of provisional diagnosis and recommended management, and to begin the process of consent using procedure-specific consent forms and clear written material provided before admission for surgery (see Supplementary Material).

Even if I didn't need anything I'd go, because that's what that time was allotted for.

Most of the debate time was allotted to the leading contenders, which generated some complaints from the other candidates.

With so much screen time being allotted to Caden's bad marriage and pustular health problems, his majestic production doesn't get going properly until the second half of the film, and by then we don't care enough (worse still, we don't know enough, such is the vagueness of its guiding rubric) to mind whether it triumphs or flops.

More time was allotted for questions from students, as well as detailed explanations.

No time was allotted for applause, either.