Sentence examples for whose allocations from inspiring English sources
Two AIO computations are possible: one may fix a linear combination of flux variable to optimize, leading to an extreme flux distribution (i.e. extreme pathways) whose allocations (AIO) are precisely computed with our method.
However, it is possible that the ECB could generously compensate grounds whose allocation of World Cup matches was reduced.
Unexpected expenditures "cover any expense whose allocation cannot be accurately specified when credit is approved" (NGO Forum on Cambodia 2008, p. 8).
Nevertheless there seems to be a lack of methodologies for supporting stakeholders in decisions related to the introduction of green vehicles, whose allocation should be performed since the network design process in order to optimize their available green capacity.
Additionally, the number and percentage of satisfied patients, those subjectively improved, and those whose allocation was unsealed will be calculated and compared between the two groups.
If researcher unblinding occurs, a pair of patients (including the patient whose allocation status may have been identified) will be switched to another researcher within the team.
He lobbies in Lansing for public-school districts, whose overall allocations from the state have been cut the last two years by a newly conservative legislature.
Nevertheless, there were some respondents whose preferred allocations varied substantially from scenario to scenario.
We present a simple generalized mechanism whose social equilibrium allocations coincide with pricing equilibrium allocations.
The program also included "The Right Allocations," whose cast featured three charmingly funky teenaged boys, and the dry new "Three Part Variations for Four," set to Bach performed by Steven Masi on the piano.
After that, he would have to deposit the proceeds into a truly blind trust that invested in mutual funds (whose exact asset allocations would constantly shift) over which he and his children exercised no direction.
