The phrase "assigned a term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of designating a specific name or label to something, often in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "In the study, the researchers assigned a term to describe the new phenomenon they observed."
Alternatives: "designated a term" or "labeled as".
"I'd assigned a term paper on natural history.
Consequently, the relative proportion of genes assigned a term for the white shark might have been inflated because transcripts derived from other tissue types were absent.
The best practice would be that for assertions supported by multiple evidence lines, each individual evidence would still be assigned a term from the 'confidence statement from single evidence' branch.
Another potential modification could be to generate an additional summary line, when several annotations are available in support of an assertion, summarizing all of them; this additional line could be assigned a term from the 'confidence statement from multiple evidence lines' branch.
Assigning a term paper for a history class, my professor said we were not to use any papers we had written for other classes; he said this was plagiarism.
Re "Cutting and Pasting: A Senior Thesis by (Insert Name)," by Brent Staples (Editorial Observer, July 13): As a university professor who assigns a term paper to my students, I found the article to have a rather negative tone.
It's a small seminar so I assign a term paper.
We define as a weakly annotated protein (WAP) any protein which has at most two terms assigned a-priori in our data.
Each binary classifier is assigned a weight term where the weight terms are learned by combining the weighted classifier outputs, while minimizing the classification error of each domain.
Further relevant text passages were either subsumed under an existing term or, whenever they did not fit into an existing category, assigned a new term.
No GO terms were identified for 190 of the 1,476 proteins, while the remaining 1,286 proteins were assigned a GO term related to biological processes, molecular functions or cellular components.
