Sentence examples for appropriate assigned from inspiring English sources

Narrative responses were reviewed and when appropriate, assigned a coded value by matching responses to a priori fixed response fields, or preserved as written for qualitative annotation.

In addition, as there was no appropriate assigned KEGG EC for β-amyrin synthase, five β-amyrin synthase annotated genes (6 transcripts including isoforms) were pulled for analysis using homology annotation in the assembly (Table  4).

These experts assessed the data and the associated references related to each criterion and provided corrections where appropriate, assigned a value to the level of evidence and the quality of the studies that established the evidence base, and determined whether there were significant variances from the survey data.

The algorithm first identified if the patient had a respiratory condition by detecting an appropriate assigned Read code and then parsed the clinical narrative searching for expressions associated with respiratory illness and symptoms.

Example: In the image below, you can assign question groups to Subject 1.050, Lecture L01, Lecturer Ramkrishna Gundraju, Recitation R01, and Recitation Instructor Lee Leffler by clicking the appropriate Assign Question Group button.

Leach's role as the "appropriate adult" assigned to sit in on interviews also gives the drama its title.

Performance of administrative, budgetary, supervisory, teaching, and other such duties as may be appropriate and assigned.

Let us now consider a generalized case in which each class of call has an appropriate priority assigned.

And so when I review a report, my particular responsibility is to make sure the appropriate actions are assigned, implementation, appropriate implementation is completed, and that we're all satisfied with the resolution.

"It seems appropriate to assign the term 'Anthropocene' to the present, in many ways human-dominated, geological epoch," he observed.

It is also appropriate to assign this function to the mediator or the facilitator and to forgo the appointment of a Chair.