Sentence examples for which makes allocating from inspiring English sources
"Most managers still rely on complicated spreadsheets or cumbersome software to manage their teams and resources, neither of which makes allocating resources particularly easy and efficient," said Robin Klein, partner at Index Ventures, in a statement.
The first is to modify the present system, which makes banks allocate capital according to four "risk buckets" for their loans.
However, virtualization technology currently allows for research into new techniques, which makes it possible to allocate at a lower level.
A major issue in our analysis and various related studies [ 11- 20] is the presence of linkage disequilibrium (LD) which makes it very difficult to allocate association signal correctly.
In the study area as in most areas of Ghana mixed cultivation is widespread [32] which makes it very difficult to unambiguously allocate land covers.
Nodes can be allocated equal size only for a layout that is very sparse, which makes comparisons between levels equally difficult.
Within DIAMOND all patients were randomly allocated to either the step-up or step-down treatment strategy, which makes selection bias unlikely.
In trying to allocate each subject a bronze, silver or gold it has introduced more complexity to the operation, which makes gaming more likely.
