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allocation
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allocation
the technique of forming groups in a population for the purpose of carrying out comparisons between them. The objective is to create comparable groups and to avoid bias. Techniques used include random allocation, self-selection or clinical judgment.

allocation
Vox populi The distribution of a thing. See Nonrandomized allocation, Resource allocation.


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The Fund said the move could increase members' total allocations to an amount equivalent to about 283 billion dollars, from about 33 billion.
Until such time as the Development Charges By-Laws have been revised, there shall be no allocations for servicing outside of the southwest Paris study area except as outlined in the Municipal Water Servicing Allocation Policy for the Paris Urban Settlement Area.
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