Sentence examples for assigned surnames from inspiring English sources

Back then, children of "unknown" fathers were assigned surnames starting with a different letter each year.

The church and other forces in society sometimes had a hand in assigning surnames.

The district with the maximum LQ (MLQ) can be used as a starting point for assigning a surname as local or non-local.

We randomly assigned Quechua and white surnames and (subjectively perceived) attractive or homely-looking photographs (or no photos) to 4,899 fictitious résumés sent in response to 1,247 job openings.

Third, we assigned ethnicity according to surnames lists that have been validated within this population (13), with high positive predictive value but poor sensitivity.

Each identity was assigned its own name, surname, gender, city of birth, postal address in Rome city center, and e-mail address.

To prevent potential contamination of the study arms, patients sharing the same address and/or surname were assigned identical identification numbers and thus randomly allocated to the same group.

Ethnicity (categorized as ethnic or nonethnic) was assigned by using patients' names (surname and first name when available); patients' ages were grouped into 10-year bands.

Therefore a second given name is often assigned by the HMM as a first surname, and the real surname as a second surname.

All Ontario residents whose surnames were on the South Asian list were assigned to South Asian ethnicity; all residents whose surnames were on the Chinese list were assigned to Chinese ethnicity; all others were assigned to the General Population group.

During this period, the named entities such as people names, surnames, and geographical items were assigned into the word classes in recognition dictionary.