The phrase "assigned over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the act of transferring responsibility or ownership, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The project was assigned over to the new team leader."
Alternatives: "transferred to" or "delegated to".
Major authors, such as Shakespeare (PR2750-3112) and Goethe (PT1891-2239), have been assigned over three hundred numbers each.
The article, which Mr. Marcus described as "exceedingly mediocre" in an email on Wednesday, was assigned over his objections, he said.
One unfortunate side effects of this project, which was assigned over the years, was that several students could not eat chicken again -- many to this day.
In January 2003, the CIA finally balked at being assigned over and over to confirm what it viewed as phony intelligence.
In a recent study, Australian researchers James Kirby and Sarah Baldwin randomly assigned over 60 parents, mostly mothers in their mid-30s, to listen to either a 15-minute loving-kindness meditation or a focused imagery recording (a control condition).
For example, fewer officers have been assigned over the past few months to Operation Impact, a program that puts recent graduates of the Police Academy in high-crime neighborhoods with instructions to seek out suspicious behavior, Mr. Browne said.
SendHub says that one of its hundreds of early beta testers for the new SendHub Manager was iPhone repair startup iCracked, which used the platform to assign over 300 lines to its technicians.
Deep paired-end Illumina sequencing allowed us to determine nearly complete genome sequences of S. mikatae, S. kudriavzevii, and S. bayanus, and to assign over 96% of base pairs to specific chromosomal locations.
These transcripts can be assigned to over 1700 gene ontology functional terms, underscoring the pervasive impact of diurnal rhythms on plant biology.
By similarity search against protein databases, putative functions were assigned to over 34,510 uni-ESTs.
H, C and N resonances were assigned to over 96% completion for both free BcII and the BcII inhibitor complex.
