Sentence examples for assigned valuable from inspiring English sources

For all 271, 790 unigenes, 92, 147 (33.91%) unigenes had no match with Nr record, 179, 643 (66.09%) unigenes matched protein accessions in Nr database, only 100, 336 of 271, 790 unigenes (36.92%) were assigned valuable Nr annotations (Additional file 2: Table S1, Additional file 3: File S1).

Imagine using modern information technology to tailor jobs to every one of the three billion people wanting to work — work that is well matched with their unique skills, talents, and passions; work in which they are assigned to valuable tasks and partnered with people they like to work with.

He was an intelligence officer in the Army Air Forces in Europe in World War II and became one of a group of art scholars assigned to protect valuable artwork.

A re-annotated proteome of M. tuberculosis, with greater completeness of annotated proteins and domain assigned regions, provides a valuable basis for experimental endeavours designed to obtain a better understanding of pathogenesis and to accelerate the process of drug target discovery.

Given their painfully obvious lack of acting experience, it's a head-scratcher why he'd assign so much valuable screen time to them.

No writer can know whether the section that's been assigned to him contains the valuable code that will ultimately benefit the human species or whether his section consists merely of the more common noise or chatter.

This is deeply connected to data models encoded in the archives or the valuable meta-data assigned to scientific data-sets.

He will be assigned to guard Pierce, the most valuable player of the 2008 finals.

The weights assigned to each edge represent a valuable information to remove interaction with low informative content.

Blast resistant portable buildings (BRPBs) are a valuable asset for protection of temporarily assigned personnel involved in activities located near portential explosion sites.

Tokens can be regarded as symbols since they are inherently non-valuable objects that acquire an arbitrarily assigned value upon exchange with an experimenter.