allocation

Examples of allocated

allocated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The top half of the students was allocated to the key class and the poorer half to the ordinary one.
Patients can be randomly allocated to different treatment groups using tables of random numbers.
Resources allocated to reproduction will, therefore, be diminished.
Decreasing returns to scale imply the existence of some other fixed factor of production, besides land, that must be allocated between crops.
The care of women allocated to the routine primary care group was left to the discretion of their primary care teams.
The store is not structured as a stack because storage can be allocated at any time during action performance.
The first rule avoids cluttering up the key with identifiers that account for only a small fraction of the total storage allocated.
This elementary categorisation has not been entirely straightforward, and a few of the papers might have been differently allocated by another classifier.
In this method, the kinematic errors are allocated to the joints such that the loop equations are exactly satisfied, simplifying the treatment of multi-loop mechanisms.
The content of the envelope informed patients of the treatment group to which they had been allocated and outlined procedures regarding making appointments.
When disputes arose about which category a citation should be allocated to, or its relevance to the report, we attempted to resolve them by discussion.
Below it is considered how alterations in the discount factor and the way quotas are allocated between agents will change the results obtained above.
After the simulation, measurement was subdivided according to the depending on the allocation, patients received allocated procedure.
The budget allocated to the federal judiciary is relatively low, remaining well below 0.5 per cent of the national budget after the 1950s.#!
As members of the nomenklatura, they all had bureaucratic ranks to determine the material benefits allocated to them.
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