The phrase "are assigned to changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where tasks, responsibilities, or roles are designated in relation to modifications or alterations.
Example: "The team members are assigned to changes in the project timeline to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "designated for changes" or "allocated to changes".
Enhancement of gas sensing properties are assigned to change of the morphology and activity of CSA with PPy and NiO as well as their hybrid interfaces in the optimum gas sensors; confirmed by series of as well-performed experiments.
We propose a finite-deformation lattice model for carbon nanotubes (CNTs), in which an energetic cost is assigned to changes in bond lengths, bond angles, and dihedral angles, while atomic interactions are governed by a Reactive Empirical Bond-Order potential.
A prognostic value has been assigned to changes in syndecan-1 expression in several cancer types, including breast, colorectal, gastric, pancreatic, prostate, lung, endometrial, and ovarian cancers, as well as squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck and multiple myeloma [6, 7].
For example, comparing an age-adjusted model would mean that the prevalence difference between the 2 years could be assigned to changes in the effect size of the coefficients (in this case the age coefficient and the constant) and that due to changes in the age composition of the population (eg, if the population had a higher average age in 2004 compared to 1978).
The standard deviation was always around 10%% of the average, which indicated weak apparent distribution effects.[ 67] Such effects did not necessarily arise from an actual coupling distribution, but could also be assigned to changes in the pattern shape that arose from couplings to remote protons[ 58c] or from a bias in the assumed isotropic powder average[ 57] that arose from anisotropic T2.
For example, at the stage of the divergence of P. horikoshii and P. abyssi, an essential evolutionary role may be assigned to changes in the trophic chain, namely, acquisition of a consumer status at a high (P. horikoshii) or low level (P. abyssi).
That is, the rules are not complete in the Baligh (2006) sense: not everyone knows the rules or follows them; the rules do not fit the situation; the rules may be incomplete; the rules may be inconsistent, no one is assigned to change the rules.
As the PL of pure materials is not altered by annealing at that temperature, the obtained increase in PL from the pristine to the annealed blend can only be assigned to change at the polymer polymer interface upon annealing.
If carbon values are assigned to the changes in different forest classes, the resulting change of the model can be translated into locally differentiated baseline emissions.
In this approach, hypothetical scenarios are offered to respondents, and values are assigned to health changes based on what the individual is willing to pay to prevent or avoid a disease in order to remain at their original utility level but in a healthy state [ 57].
