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SIAM Journal on Computing, 1999
Summary: Suppose that we sequentially place \(n\) balls into \(n\) boxes by putting each ball into a randomly chosen box. It is well known that when we are done, the fullest box has with high probability \((1 + o(1))\ln n/\ln \ln n\) balls in it. Suppose instead that for each ball we choose two boxes at random and place the ball into the one which is ...
Yossi Azar +3 more
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Summary: Suppose that we sequentially place \(n\) balls into \(n\) boxes by putting each ball into a randomly chosen box. It is well known that when we are done, the fullest box has with high probability \((1 + o(1))\ln n/\ln \ln n\) balls in it. Suppose instead that for each ball we choose two boxes at random and place the ball into the one which is ...
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Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2023
Purpose of review The coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic and recent global recessions have brought to the forefront of the medical-political discussion the fact that medical resources are finite and have focused a spotlight on fair allocation and prioritization of healthcare resources describe why this review is timely and ...
Paul, McConnell, Sharon, Einav
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Purpose of review The coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic and recent global recessions have brought to the forefront of the medical-political discussion the fact that medical resources are finite and have focused a spotlight on fair allocation and prioritization of healthcare resources describe why this review is timely and ...
Paul, McConnell, Sharon, Einav
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Social Choice and Welfare, 2020
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2003 IEEE International Symposium on Performance Analysis of Systems and Software. ISPASS 2003., 2003
Dynamic memory management can make up to 30% of total program execution time. Object oriented languages like C++ allocate and free dynamic memory prolifically. Since computer memory is a limited resource its efficient utilization is required to minimize wastage and keep costs down.
Yusuf Hasan, J. Morris Chang
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Dynamic memory management can make up to 30% of total program execution time. Object oriented languages like C++ allocate and free dynamic memory prolifically. Since computer memory is a limited resource its efficient utilization is required to minimize wastage and keep costs down.
Yusuf Hasan, J. Morris Chang
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Minerva Gastroenterology, 2018
Liver allocation policies determine how those livers that are offered for transplantation are allocated to those who have met the criteria for liver transplantation and are fit enough to undergo the procedure. The goals of allocation policies are based on varying combinations of need (reducing mortality awaiting a graft), benefit (maximizing the ...
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Liver allocation policies determine how those livers that are offered for transplantation are allocated to those who have met the criteria for liver transplantation and are fit enough to undergo the procedure. The goals of allocation policies are based on varying combinations of need (reducing mortality awaiting a graft), benefit (maximizing the ...
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2023
The entry deals with community legislation on the assignment of slots, as set out in reg. (EEC) no. 93/95 and subsequent amendments and additions, focusing on allocation criteria and issues related to mobility of slots.
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The entry deals with community legislation on the assignment of slots, as set out in reg. (EEC) no. 93/95 and subsequent amendments and additions, focusing on allocation criteria and issues related to mobility of slots.
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Economics Letters
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Liu, Peng, Xu, Sijia
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Liu, Peng, Xu, Sijia
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The Foundation Years, 1986
Abstract No health system in the world can provide all patients with the best possible care. Nevertheless, different countries spend different proportions of their gross domestic expenditure on health care – the UK spends 6.9%, Italy 7.6%, France 9.6%, Germany 10.5% and the USA 14.2%.
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Abstract No health system in the world can provide all patients with the best possible care. Nevertheless, different countries spend different proportions of their gross domestic expenditure on health care – the UK spends 6.9%, Italy 7.6%, France 9.6%, Germany 10.5% and the USA 14.2%.
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Factor Allocation and Asset Allocation
The Journal of Wealth Management, 2018This article examines four different asset-pricing factors and their use in a portfolio that varies over time based on an investor’s risk preferences. Using data for the period 1980–2014, the authors show that the risk premiums of different factors are not constant over time and that investors may improve their risk–return trade-off by weighting or ...
Gregg S. Fisher, Michael B. McDonald
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International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 1990
This article reviews the methods of economic evaluation of health technology. The different forms of evaluation are outlined and the importance of assessing costs and benefits at the margin stressed. The approaches used by economists to analyze priorities for health technologies are discussed and a number of key managerial and policy issues identified.
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This article reviews the methods of economic evaluation of health technology. The different forms of evaluation are outlined and the importance of assessing costs and benefits at the margin stressed. The approaches used by economists to analyze priorities for health technologies are discussed and a number of key managerial and policy issues identified.
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