The phrase "assign outcomes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are designating or determining specific results or consequences of an action or process.
Example: "In this project, we need to assign outcomes to each of the proposed strategies to evaluate their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "designate results" or "determine outcomes".
Conduct administrators and hearing boards will always use their discretion in assigning the most appropriate outcomes for the circumstances and frequently assign outcomes other than those listed.
Ideally, one would randomly assign outcomes corresponding to each empirically or theoretically derived higher-order factor across samples to ascertain that their common variance is representative of the target construct.
To determine toolkit effectiveness, Lugtenberg et al's 20 method was adopted to assign outcomes from each toolkit to one of three categories: (1) not effective (if no significant effects were demonstrated); (2) partially effective (if half or less of the outcome measures showed significant effects) or (3) mostly effective (if more than half the outcome measures showed significant effects).
The average follow-up time was 17 months and of those 21 it was only possible to clearly assign outcome in 14.
The WBCSD worked with more than 800 scientists to define these priorities, and assign outcome-based and measurable opportunities for engaging business to address these global challenges".
We excluded from the analysis children for whom data were insufficient to confidently assign outcome, or who had missing dates of birth.
The strengths of our study include the large number of children studied, detailed review of all clinical and laboratory data to assign outcome, validation of the model in an independent part of the dataset, and inclusion of all children presenting with suspected SBI in a cohort study design, which suggests the predictive value of our SBI score should be generalisable to other similar settings.
With these data, academics can review all key decisions about determining and assigning outcomes, and conduct appropriate analyses.
For the permutation testing, the entire selection procedure was repeated using a dataset with randomly assigned outcomes.
The study pharmacist is the only member of the clinic team not blinded to the treatment arm and is not involved in assessing patients or assigning outcomes.
To be included in the model, the selection frequency of a biomarker in the dataset with nonpermuted (true) outcomes had to fall outside the 95% CI of its selection frequency using the dataset with randomly assigned outcomes.
