The phrase "assigned variable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in programming or mathematical contexts to refer to a variable that has been given a specific value or designation.
Example: "In this code snippet, the assigned variable holds the result of the calculation."
Alternatives: "designated variable" or "allocated variable".
The principle is the following: after each conflict, the last assigned variable is selected in priority, so long as the constraint network cannot be made consistent.
To evaluate the effect of transcriptional regulation on glycan synthesis, each enzyme i was assigned variable Ei depending on its regulated state: Ei = 1 if up-regulated, Ei = 0 if neutral, and Ei = −1 if down-regulated.
†To understand this table and use the calculations for a selected population of patients, view the format like a table with the assigned variable name representing the name given to the figure (the variable) that is produced when calculating the figure in that row.
The variable and fixed direct cost of each intermediate product can subsequently be estimated by multiplying the intermediate product's assigned variable and fixed RVUs by the cost of a single RVU.
The shell command will copy the value of the assigned variables into the respective flag positions and run the command as if you had typed it out at the prompt in a shell window.
Table 1 shows the 15 assigned variables under investigation as well as levels of each variable used in the experimental design, whereas Table 2 illustrates the design matrix (16 trials).
The Cox regression model was used to correlate assigned variables with overall survival.
Our approach, Weight Annealing, changes the energy landscape by assigning variable weights to the single parts of the proposed problem.
The media, medical legal, and safety science perspectives of a laboratory medical error differ and assign variable levels of responsibility on individuals and systems.
We have used Huffman coding to assign variable length codes for each combination.
For example, we could keep track of all program variables and, instead of inserting the original code at each iteration, only insert code that assigns variables to maintain state.
