The phrase "assigned yes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate approval or confirmation of an assignment, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The task was assigned yes, but I need further clarification on the details."
Alternatives: "approved assignment" or "confirmed task".
A value of 1 was assigned to "yes," 0 to "no," and 0.5 to "partial"; then the sum of the checklist values was used to assign a quality score to the study to assess document quality.
Items were then assigned as yes = 1 and no = 0, and the pass mark calculated by averaging the scores [ 2].
Each item was assigned a yes or no response depending on whether or not the author had reported it.
35 Criteria will be assigned a yes (1 point); no (0 points); or unclear (0 points) rating.
Higher scores are assigned to "yes" answers indicating longer history and duration of aggressive outbursts and greater severity of potential harm to others.
During the 1 s inter-stimulus interval, subjects responded by pressing keys with the index finger of the assigned hand for "yes" and the middle finger for "no," in answer to the questions: "Is the line bisected exactly in the middle?" (experimental condition) or "Is there a vertical mark?" (control condition).
The research team screened study abstracts using inclusion and exclusion criteria and assigned a decision ("yes", "maybe" or "no") to each abstract.
A third hierarchical logistic regression investigated lifetime consequences of alcohol use, with participants assigned to the yes category if they answered positively to either question 9 (Have you or someone else been injured as a result of your drinking?) or question 10 (Has a relative or friend or a doctor or other health worker been concerned about your drinking or suggested you cut down?).
To me, the question of whether or not someone is transgender is best answered by asking, "Do I identify as the gender I was assigned at birth?" If yes, congratulations!
