The phrase "assign correctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the proper allocation or distribution of tasks, roles, or responsibilities.
Example: "It is crucial to assign correctly to ensure that each team member is working on tasks that match their skills."
Alternatives: "allocate properly" or "designate accurately".
In December 1966, the Berkeley group repeated the Dubna experiments and fully confirmed them, and used this data to finally assign correctly the isotopes they had previously synthesized but could not yet identify at the time, and thus claimed to have discovered nobelium in 1958 to 1961.
These subgroups are the easiest for the predictor to assign correctly, as they have many proteins in common and are easily clustered together.
More generally, genomic islands often contain important adaptive genes that are among the most important genes to assign correctly in a metagenomic analysis.
Taken together, the high accuracy indicates that of those individuals assigned to a given class the majority were assigned correctly (i.e., little false assignment bias), while the high efficiency suggests that most individuals were assigned.
Although 91 97% of the spectra were assigned correctly to one of the classes, 12 27% of these assignments were 'fuzzy' (e.g., with low assignment confidence).
A behavioral study in 42 healthy volunteers showed that TOM and SELF induced differential states of mind: subjects assigned correctly first or third person pronouns when providing responses to the stimuli.
Evaluation of the electrophoretic data showed that, using a 300- and a 1000-base pair fragment as internal mobility markers, 83% of the alleles were assigned correctly, using the allele identification from a single capillary instrument as a reference.
It performed NH mapping successfully, assigned correctly all α- and β-atoms (1253 carbon types or 56.2% of all assignable atoms) and completed the missing assignments from the NOESY spectrum, where it assigned 37.9% of additionally assignable atoms (847 carbon types) with an average error rate of 5.1% (43 errors out of 847 types).
The ellipses correspond to 68% confidence intervals Table 5 Results of the canonical variate analysis (CVA) and cross-validation for the age determination Original CVA Cross-validated Correctly assigned Incorrectly assigned % Correctly assigned Correctly assigned Incorrectly assigned % Correctly assigned <40 24 13 64.9 14 23 60.9 >40 182 37 83.1 176 43 80.4 Total 206 50 80 190 66 74.
The ellipses correspond to 68% confidence intervals (Asian (AS) in blue, European (EU) in black) Table 4 Results of the CVA and cross-validation for the ethnic estimation Original CVA Cross-Validated Correctly assigned Incorrectly assigned % Correctly assigned Correctly assigned Incorrectly assigned % Correctly assigned A 203 39 83 187 53 77 E 195 45 81 179 63 73 Total 398 84 82 398 116 75.
An answer is only correct, if all components are correctly described (i.e., all affected accounts assigned correctly to either debit or credit listed with the correct amounts of money).
