The phrase "assigned calls" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where specific calls or tasks have been designated to someone, often in a professional or organizational setting.
Example: "The team leader provided a list of assigned calls for each member to ensure all tasks were covered during the project."
Alternatives: "designated calls" or "allocated calls".
The sequence analysis software assigned calls to 698,059 of these bases for an overall call rate of 93.61% (Table 2).
We assigned calls to a pass or collision category to the best of our ability by confirming that no other bats were present on the video record at the time of the encounter with the obstacle, and by ensuring that there was at least a 3 s gap between the sequence being analyzed and the previous and next sequence of calls.
The assigned calls are roughly ∼15% of the total number of calls that the mice made.
Specific points that we ask the authors to clarify and/or address include: The assigned calls are roughly ∼15% of the total number of calls that the mice made.
Communication is opened by entering the assigned call number of the destination subscriber.
It might also be possible to overlay "unambiguously assigned" call and "rejected" calls for a single recording session in order to demonstrate how assignments were distributed.
The problem of channel assignment becomes increasingly important, i.e., how do we assign calls to available channels so as to improve performance and to minimize interference.
In addition, the DFA provides a classification procedure that assigns calls on the basis of their acoustic characteristics to one of the groups that were established by the discriminant functions.
The calling algorithm then uses the GenTrain model and signal intensities to assign ("call") a genotype for each locus and tree.
To assign call source, low-speed videos of periods with only one animal present were superimposed with ultrasound recordings from all four channels.
Priority levels assigned to calls by EMS call takers are a measure of perceived urgency and are used to monitor and evaluate response times [22].
