The phrase "assigned to this component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a task, responsibility, or resource that has been designated for a specific part of a system or project.
Example: "The resources have been assigned to this component to ensure its successful implementation."
Alternatives: "allocated to this component" or "designated for this component".
The bound component diffusion time, τ bound, is the diffusion time assigned to this slow component, and should depend on the multimer size, averaged over the distribution.
The inclusion of membrane-enclosed lumen (GO 0031974) also suggests that proteins assigned to this cellular component could greatly contribute to protein phenotype, because most of the cellular organelles are enclosed by membrane, such as mitochondrial and nucleus.
No general function has been conclusively assigned to this genome component, although a number of possible functions have been put forward (summarized in [ 12]) out of which many challenge earlier ideas of satDNA being "junk" [ 13] or selfish "parasites" in the genome [ 14].
Tetur23g00300 was upregulated and the GO terms of actin binding and cytoskeleton components were assigned to this gene.
Description 0 Matches The Query InChI matches the InChI assigned to the src_compound_id 1 Matches a component of The Query InChI matches a component of the InChI assigned to this src_compound_id.
Therefore, highest weight should be assigned to the component 'and and then to 'R' and then to 'C'C
Items which loaded upon multiple components were assigned to the component which made most contextual sense.
The point is assigned to the component whose associated posterior probability is maximal.
False positives were defined as any other gene assigned to that component set.
The delumping coefficients for each pseudo-component are then assigned to the components comprising it for each phase.
Afterward, a number of delumping parameters calculated from lumped system flash calculation are assigned to the components in a specific pseudo-component.
