The phrase "assigned evenly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to distributing tasks, resources, or items in a fair and equal manner among individuals or groups.
Example: "The tasks were assigned evenly among the team members to ensure that no one was overwhelmed with work."
Alternatives: "distributed fairly" or "allocated equally".
If, the remaining subcarriers are assigned evenly to the current active users till the updated reaches.
First, reads mapping to multiple loci were assigned evenly between LTR loci (e.g. two LTRs sharing a read are assigned 0.5 read each).
It was important that early recruiters and later recruiters (who might differ, for instance, in terms of eagerness to volunteer) be assigned evenly to the two groups.
Fin clips were assigned evenly to each cross-type across pH levels to avoid any potential impacts on growth from particular fin clips.
The other transcripts were assigned evenly to the other homoeologous loci: 25% to locus Gli-A1 on basis of their clustering with Ab-genome sequences derived from T. monococcum, and 25% to locus Gli-B1 either by grouping with genomic sequences of Ae. speltoides (S genome, 8%, group 3 and 8) or by BlastN homology to Ae. searsii (Ss genome, 17%, group 5).
For example, some sources argue that assigning evenly spaced numbers to ordinal Likert-response categories creates a quantitative representation of the response options that is more interval than ordinal and, therefore, practically speaking, could be analyzed as interval quantitative data.
Within each site, oncologists are randomly assigned approximately evenly across the treatment and control conditions.
Within these areas of focus, oncologists are randomly assigned approximately evenly across the treatment and control conditions.
All of the patients were shown how to topically apply the assigned treatment evenly over the area indicated twice daily for a period of 6 weeks after showering.
If we assign weights evenly to all genes, we do not provide adequate weight to genes with some support.
In Dr. Gilbert's study, more than 600 brain cancer patients were randomly assigned to two evenly balanced groups: an intervention arm (those who got Avastin along with a standard treatment) and a control arm (those who got the latter and a placebo).
