The phrase "are uniquely assigned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where specific roles, tasks, or identifiers are designated to individuals or items in a distinct manner.
Example: "In our project, each team member's responsibilities are uniquely assigned to ensure clarity and accountability."
Alternatives: "are specifically designated" or "are distinctly allocated."
It gives the number of cross-peaks in the HSQC spectrum of the mixture that are uniquely assigned to metabolite A. For instance, a uniqueness value of 3 means that 3 of the HSQC peaks of the mixture are only assigned to metabolite A. Three unique matches out of 4 total matches for metabolite A is considered a good hit.
With this method, all samples are uniquely assigned to one result and vice versa without overlapping.
Mapped reads are uniquely assigned to an ROA based on their start position and CIGAR string information to determine which bases in the reference sequence, and thereby which ROA s), are covered by the read.
Therapists are uniquely assigned to one of the treatment conditions to prevent contamination, with the exception of 6 ST and 3 COP therapists who also act as a group-therapist in TAU.
Short read alignments are shown in colors according to the respective genome, if they cannot be uniquely assigned to one unique parent they are shown in grey.
The unique counts output sums only reads that can be uniquely assigned to a single repetitive element subfamily, similar to the output of Day et. al. [ 13].
An identity is uniquely assigned to each user.
Non-redundancy: To avoid duplicate storage of data, data should be uniquely assigned to one fragment.
Once enabled, Facebook will randomly generate a four-word phrase that's uniquely assigned to each child.
Each PTM node is uniquely assigned to each peak and therefore, each target peak is uniquely identifiable against the non-target peaks.
Each potential network entity is represented as a vertex in the dimensional-cube, and it is uniquely assigned a -bit address.
