Sentence examples for while allocation from inspiring English sources

The SINR values in dBs those results while allocation of m th RB from l th CC is also elaborated.

Fractional allocation of root biomass to lateral and vertical roots was higher in clonal than in seedling trees by 1.1 and 2.6 times, respectively, while allocation to the root core was 1.4 times higher in the seedlings than the clone.

Similarly, while allocation concealment was adequate in half of the studies, details were poorly reported in many others.

We recently delineated that allocation of CAEN to the brain and muscles happens mainly during daytime, while allocation of CAEN to the immune/repair systems happens at night [ 70].

Our data suggests that while allocation to immune parameters differed between mature males and females, there were no detectable differences in the costs of immune induction (survival) despite being subjected to similarly poor conditions (Table 1).

Results for reporting quality varied according to the dimensions of quality that were measured: the overall/composite score on the Jadad scale indicated that 74% of the trials were of higher quality (scores of 3 5) with a mean score of 3.31 (SD 1.19) while allocation concealment was found to be unclear in close to 60% of trials.

So far, I've been bearish about the Olympics — as I mentioned a while back, ticket allocation has been a mess, the transport system seems woefully unprepared, and Wenlock and Mandeville, the Olympic mascots, look like cavities.

Opponents argue that overly beneficial depletion allowances lead to over-investment in the favoured industries and excessive exploitation of some minerals while distorting allocation of resources.

While the allocation is heavily influenced by your age, there's more customization than in a life-cycle fund.

The existing works based on game theory mainly concentrate on power control, while subcarrier allocation is more or less simplified.

While random allocation is unfeasible in the real word, exogenous events (such as reforms of the school system) can produce situations equivalent to random allocation.