The phrase "assigned peak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to tasks, goals, or performance metrics where a specific peak or target has been designated.
Example: "The team was informed of their assigned peak for the project, which they needed to reach by the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "designated peak" or "allocated peak".
An X-ray diffraction (XRD) study showed that the intensity of the assigned peak in the bcc (1 1 0) of CoNiFeB film decreased as the concentration of tartaric acid was decreased.
As can be seen, the reference sample exhibits a mass change at approximately 400 °C, which is the assigned peak to the Portlandite (Zhang and Ye 2012).
If an assigned peak overlapped a peak in the previous histogram within a tolerance, then the peaks were considered to arise from the same dAP.
For simplicity and comparative purposes we always have assigned peak height allele 1 to the allele showing LOH.
For each gene, we summed the counts of each assigned peak to produce a single gene-wise expression value, as described in Sardar et al. [ 25].
The data were then integrated to identify which differentially expressed genes were associated with Su(H) occupied regions, so-called assigned peak genes (APG; Figure 1C).
The accuracy for EIN is below 100% (99.2%), because of two assignment errors: residues 207 and 208 are interchanged for their corresponding uniquely assigned peaks.
For every amino acid, first the intraresidue NOE peaks are assigned (i) by matching the TOCSY assigned peaks of the successive residue, and then any sequential NOE peaks (i-1) by matching its own TOCSY assigned peaks.
The previously assigned peaks A-F appear here on the diagonal where T 1 ≈ T 2.
Also, a total of 26 assigned peaks could not be included in the model-free analysis calculations for the corresponding N-labeled NP4 sym) at pH 7.3 and 24 at pH 6.5 because their signal overlapped with that of another residue.
Overestimation in the clinical report was related mainly to not assigning peak TR velocity at the modal frequency and underestimation to overreading of uninterpretable signals.
