Sentence examples for usual allocation from inspiring English sources

The current beneficiaries may want a more daring investment strategy than the trust bank's usual allocation of 60percentt stocks plus 40percentt bonds.

Following the Beatles' brief efforts with "Something" on 28 January, Harrison talked with Lennon and Yoko Ono about recording a solo album of his unused songs, since he had already stockpiled enough compositions "for the next ten years", given his usual allocation of two tracks per album, and in order to "preserve this, the Beatle bit, more".

Adolescents were the unit of analysis and to minimize contamination between research conditions, we randomized schools to intervention or control condition (lessons as usual) with allocation ratio of 1 1.

Last, but not least, by running the model using a set of data extracted from a clinical waiting list database, the OR scheduling showed that the optimization model could end with a proposal for a schedule enrolling of about 30%% more patients than it had been done by a usual clinical allocation.

Eager for bigger allocations, Torrance, San Fernando and Hawaiian Gardens each picked up more than $100,000 in grants to bolster their usual allotment.

Further, one business-as-usual drug allocation procedure is randomizing treatment and standard care at the same probability of 0.5.

It has the advantage of allowing usual-care allocation of clients and would provide an estimate of the ICC which would assist sample size planning in a larger-scale subsequent trial, if judged to be feasible and valuable.

The usual method of allocation is to compare the effluent capacity of the pre-1976 plantothetreatmentment capacity of the control facility.

The exclusions – which have been unveiled in a series of freedom of information requests – are a departure from the usual points-based allocation process, which aims to let social housing to "those who are in the greatest housing need".

This was a two parallel-group randomized controlled trial with 1 : 1 individual allocation comparing usual care (control) with usual care plus the iQuit system (intervention).

Co-operating GPs are unaware of patients allocated to usual care, unless participants reveal their allocation.