The phrase "a consistent assignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a task or duty that is regularly given or maintained in a uniform manner.
Example: "In order to improve productivity, we need to establish a consistent assignment of tasks among team members."
Alternatives: "a regular task" or "a steady assignment".
Many molecular properties are dependent on a consistent assignment of the above criteria in the first place.
To prevent such collisions, the priority list v → as estimated by the sender is included in m to guarantee a consistent assignment of priority among all receiving neighbors.
The virtual outgroup analysis did not give a consistent assignment overall, but there were many runs of consecutive SNPs that were allocated either to CB9615 or the O157 H7 lineage.
This ensures a consistent assignment of the ER status across all samples, and rules out any inconsistencies in the assignments by pathologists.
The more represented biological process categories were linked with metabolism, regulation and development, showing a consistent assignment of GO cellular components (data not shown).
Based on the results of manual curation of coding potential prediction for UTs by interspecies sequence similarity comparison, we conclude that a consistent assignment of an unknown transcript by both bioinformatic coding potential prediction tools might assist the identification of putative noncoding transcripts.
The intervention consisted of three elements: consistent assignment, implementation of teams and the inclusion of direct care staff in care planning and improving the internal communication.
A majority of the of the studies of consistent assignment show that consistent staff-resident assignment is related to higher quality of care [ 4, 32- 35], though there are exceptions [ 36].
A program that has for each input assignment exactly one consistent assignment of all variables is called logically correct.
Previous studies have identified both unfamiliarity of physicians with a RCP-driven protocol for ventilator weaning and the lack of consistent assignment of the RCPs to the same ward as two important barriers to successful implementation of a weaning protocol [ 8].
Consistent assignment implies that care workers are organized in small work groups, and the similarities are illustrated by Castle's definition of consistent assignment [ 32]: "consistent assignment means that the same caregivers are consistently caring for the same residents almost every time they are on duty".
