The phrase "as assigned in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been designated or allocated in a specific context, such as a document or set of instructions.
Example: "Please complete the tasks as assigned in the project guidelines to ensure consistency."
Alternatives: "as designated in" or "as outlined in".
A complete list of the protein sequences with peptides delivered by mass spectra is presented in the additional file 2. a: Spot numbers as assigned in Figure 3. b: Protein assignment based on LC-MS/MS identification.
Instruct students to work with their group (as assigned in the beginning of class) to brainstorm an 'angle' that will guide their documentary.
Thus, (sigma _{s,v} = 0) and (d s,v) = infty), as assigned in Line 1.
This list of potential rhyme words is contrasted with the actual rhyme words as assigned in Baxter (1992).
A physical theory counts as holistic by this criterion if and only if it is impossible in principle to infer the global properties, as assigned in the theory, by local resources available to an agent, where these include (at least) all local operations and classical communication.
The pre-existing diagnosis of T1D and T2D as assigned in each center was considered as reference-standard for the purpose of comparison with the generated DM-specific urinary polypeptide panels.
The growing interest in the biology of Id proteins during the past decades has not substantially modified the primary function of "inhibitor of DNA binding" as originally assigned in 1990 [ 17].
PHILIP SCHIFF Sea Cliff, N.Y., April 3 , 2001The writer has served as assigned counsel in Manhattan Family Court.
Taken together, more than one protein can distinguish all samples as they were assigned in the groups.
req. 1, and that a role can be assigned to one or more consumers, as follows: {mathbf{inv4:}} quad assigned in consumers leftrightarrow roles.
The current designation was assigned in 1929 as a second, disconnected section of highway.
