Through UEP, variable nodes of higher degrees are assigned to the w1 segment of the code C 2 in order to give it higher protection than its w e segment.
Stenoses were assigned to the appropriate myocardial segments of an AHA 16-segment model using standard criteria adjusted for arterial dominance and lesion location.
In general, thermal decomposition of polyurea occurs in two steps assigned to the degradation of the hard segment and soft segment, respectively.
Spike times were then assigned to the peaks of suprathreshold segments.
Road injuries occurring more than 50 metres away from a road segment of the appropriate type were assigned to the nearest road segment, regardless of type.
Based on the reports of the two radiologists, if the PDL width had remained unchanged or had increased over the 6-month period, a negative value was assigned to that segment; however, had the PDL width decreased in diameter, a positive value was assigned to the periapical radiograph of that segment.
Particularly for motion artifacts, individual tissue segment images were assigned to the rating of none, mild, moderate, or severe level.
The band at 1230 cm−1 was first assigned to the conformational band of the helical segments, and the absorbance ratio of the band at 1230 cm−1 to the reference band at 1453 cm−1 was used to quantitatively determine the crystallinity of PHAs after adjustment with DSC.
Myocardial segments were assigned to the perfusion territories of stenosed vessels, considering the left anterior descending coronary artery to supply the anterior and anteroseptal segments, the right coronary artery (when dominant) to supply the inferior and inferoseptal segments, and the circumflex artery to supply the anterolateral and inferolateral segments.
QTLs were assigned to the substitution chromosomal segment based on the identity of CSSLs deduced in Ando et al. (2008).
Fractures for which one of the following criteria applied were assigned to the following groups, independent of number of segments involved: Head-split fractures (fracture involvement of the articulating surface).
