The phrase "assign errors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are designating or attributing mistakes or faults to specific sources or individuals.
Example: "In the report, we need to assign errors to each department based on their performance metrics."
Alternatives: "attribute mistakes" or "designate faults".
The error model is based on mappings (error curves) that assign error rates to specific base positions.
In addition, outliers from smooth sounding curves were judged visually and were assigned errors larger than ±30%.
To evaluate the performance of the estimator, we created simulated data sets, sampling N diploid individuals and then resampling the random pool for sequencing at depth-of-coverage n, assigning errors to each alternative nucleotide for each read with probability.
Although we cannot know the true pedigree, it is not unreasonable to assume that all assigned parental pairs in Pedigree 1 are correct, but since not all parentage was assigned, errors are incorporated in the form of true parent-offspring pairs that are assumed to be unrelated.
The objective function was to minimize the distance between theoretical (v con) and experimental fluxes with randomly assigned errors (v k and v b), namely C-based metabolic flux and cell culture data, for the reactions catalyzed by the aforementioned enzymes, such that metabolic fluxes were reconciled to give realistic metabolic flux distributions.
The accuracy of anti-collision study is highly dependent on the positional accuracy of the wellbore, which in turn is associated with the ellipse of uncertainty (EoU) generated by appropriate survey tools and their assigned error models.
In the 1-D inversion, we assigned error of ±10% to each ssq impedance (equivalent to ±0.0434 in log apparent resistivity and ±2.85° in phase), with the exception of the dead-band data from 6.4 to 25.6 s, which were assigned larger error of ±30%.
The modeling predictions are not sensitive to the estimated properties in the alkali subset (thermodynamic data, rate constants) within the assigned error limits; the predicted degree of sulfation is influenced mainly by the rate of oxidation of SO2 and the production of chain carriers in the system.
Shulman and colleagues assign medication errors into a 12 category schema that illuminates the many types of medication prescribing errors and, key here, how these errors vary according to the type of ordering system used.
The error of each model on the current window is determined using a boosting strategy that assigns small errors to the models that predict accurately the samples predicted poorly by the ensemble.
