The phrase "assigned module" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, training, or project management where a specific module or section has been designated to someone.
Example: "The students were required to complete the assigned module before the end of the semester."
Alternatives: "designated module" or "allocated module".
However, that this group perceived benefit is evident in that 73% of those who completed the first assigned module also voluntarily completed the second, optional module.
In the majority of cases, this 'hard assignment' is well supported in our dataset, such that the probability that a gene belongs to its assigned module is much higher than its probability to belong to the next-best module In some cases, however, a 'soft' probabilistic assignment may be preferable, to reflect the pleiotropic action of genes.
Students were assigned modules at predetermined intervals throughout the fall semester.
In-class sessions were held every other week, which gave students two weeks to complete the assigned modules.
The general routine of in-class time included a mini-lesson addressing concepts or aspects that were identified as challenging by students, along with a brief question and answer period to give students the opportunity to clarify any remaining aspects from the assigned modules.
An additional reason for the declining performance might be the fact that many metabolic and signal transduction pathways, as well as molecular complexes, are comprised of a mixture of functional modules, or coherent gene sets, and thus assigning modules to an appropriate pathway is not a straightforward task, especially as the number of modules and potential pathways increases.
After randomization, J.O. notifies M.d.R. of the assigned treatment module (treatment module 1 6) and M.d.R. sends the assigned treatment module via email to the designated research assistant providing the neurofeedback training.
Hence, both MIDAS and CPGQ scores were highest in patients assigned to module 3 and lowest in patients assigned to module 0. Module 2 patients' disability was comparable to module 3 patients' if the MIDAS score was considered and comparable to module 1 patients' if the CPGQ score was used.
The co-expression network was constructed using 3,532 selected genes and clusters of highly co-expressed genes (modules) were detected and assigned to module colors.
Of the total cohort, N = 83 patients were assigned to module 0, N = 158 patients to module 1, N = 249 to module 2 and N = 55 patients to module 3.
31.9 % of patients were assigned to module 1 (ambulatory), 55.9 % were treated in module 2 (day-clinic) and 12.2 % had in-patient treatment.
