Sentence examples for an attempt to assign from inspiring English sources
A case in point, supporters say, is the paper's Latino Initiative, an attempt to assign reporters in several of the paper's news departments to focus on stories and issues of interest to Los Angeles's Hispanic residents.
Done properly, it fosters transparency and restores confidence by allowing for a prompt disclosure of expected losses and an attempt to assign realistic values to the assets that feed those losses.
Based on these specimens, Cope named two new species, Ornithochirus umbrosus and Ornithochirus harpyia, in an attempt to assign them to the large European genus Ornithocheirus.
In an attempt to assign a PSA specific protein signature, no direct correlation between PSA and differentially expressed proteins was observed (Data not shown).
In an attempt to assign a quantitative value to this behavior we adopted two methods both of which involved averaging of activity across flies assayed for each genotype.
In an attempt to assign functionality, we performed site directed mutagenesis of each of these residues to an alanine, in addition to constructing the double mutant H115A/R138A.
With his co-screenwriter, Massoumeh Lahidji, Farhadi has taken great pains to make sure that, as the audience, we fail in any attempt to assign blame to one character or another.
The integration of text mining approaches in this context, linking structural information to literature descriptions is a novel attempt to assign biological characteristics to proteins.
The Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) represents an ambitious and successful attempt to assign known enzymes into known biochemical pathways and is updated on a regular basis [ 1- 3].
These programs attempt to assign a peptide sequence to a spectrum, while ranking and scoring each assignment, and all assume that the peptide/protein exists in the database.
Modern classifications of plants attempt to assign a plant to a particular taxon and establish relationships with other plants based on genetics, cytology, ecology, behaviour, and probable evolutionary lineages, in addition to gross morphology.
