The phrase "assigned quite" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a degree of assignment or allocation, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "The tasks were assigned quite randomly, leading to confusion among the team."
Alternatives: "assigned rather" or "assigned fairly".
There are many legitimate scientific contexts where, although scientists should have enough of a common understanding of the empirical import of hypotheses to assign quite similar values to likelihoods, precise agreement on the numerical values is unrealistic.
However, alternative theories have been forwarded, that assign quite a different role to these cells: instead of encoding a motor command, they are thought to encode the saccade goal, imposed by the retinal target location (Port and Wurtz 2003; Krauzlis et al 2004; Walton et al. 2005).
Moreover, various kinds of examples seem to show that such an approach must assign intuitively quite unreasonable prior probabilities to hypotheses in specific cases (see the footnote cited near the end of section 3.2 for details).
Methods to phase rare variants are being developed, 5 and as more sequence data becomes available then LD relationships between variants will become better understood, and it may be possible to assign even quite rare variants to known haplotypes.
Results show while rater reliability is quite high and similar for the two methods when a large number of raters are used, the scores assigned can be quite different.
While it is unclear what risk level Mr. Cochrane would have been assigned, he would quite likely have scored high in areas like work, financial history and family support.
Even if the number of uniquely assigned peaks is quite low in the shown case, the total number of uniquely assigned and low SAR peaks is the important number for applications that do not need an exact localization for all peaks.
Another student at the university and I were assigned to look after quite a poor family.
The results showed that the numbers of assigned Solexa sequences were quite different among these three groups.
Using this highly derived metabolic map to answer a basic question of whether this organism is from Bacterial, Archaeal or Eukaryal domain seems contrived: molecular properties of protein and RNA genes would have allowed one to assign the organism quite unequivocally at a much earlier step of the analysis, horizontal gene transfer notwithstanding in this case.
