The phrase "assigned reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific reference has been designated or allocated for a particular purpose, such as in academic writing or project management.
Example: "In the report, please include the assigned reference for each source to ensure proper citation."
Alternatives: "designated reference" or "allocated reference".
A combination of sequence homoplasy and inaccurate database assignments (i.e., falsely assigned reference sequences in the RDP database) could have contributed to our inability to assign Proteobacteria sequences to taxonomic groups below the family level.
Furthermore, tests on a tyre-in-the-loop facility show that with our control law the wheel slip converges precisely to the assigned reference.
The effects of the admittance function and of the stochastic approach in the definition of aerodynamic forces and of the corresponding CWCs are then analysed in terms for a specific case (assigned reference train, flat ground scenario, tangent track running).
The rRNA reference databases were screened for taxonomically wrongly assigned reference sequences using simulated ribo-tag datasets.
After having initially assigned reference values to all model parameters, exploratory perturbations have been performed in order to achieve agreement with clinical data.
Controls were assigned reference dates to correspond with the distribution of reference dates among cases.
In preparing the material for disclosure to the defense team, the government said it had blacked out the names of the interviewing agents, the file numbers assigned, references to fellow detainees and the names of other people identified by the detainees.
SJ collected and collated the data, obtained informed consent from patients for inclusion of their data, obtained Institutional Review Board approval, compiled and assigned references quoted in the paper.
After assigning reference dates, 54,365 participants without diabetes remained.
BLAST was used to assign reference sequences to all families with at least 50 sequences to which no reference was assigned during the clustering step.
When reads could be mapped to multiple reference locations, they were assigned to reference transcripts proportionally based on the relative number of unique reads already mapped to each of the reference sequences.
