Sentence examples for assigning identifiers from inspiring English sources

The network organization used by CGP resembles to the cartographic division of continents, countries and cities, assigning identifiers with different granularities to each region.

By assigning identifiers to every peptidase homologue from the complete genome sequences of 11 model organisms, both those that are characterized and those that are not, the methods have been applied to detect a cluster of sequences that includes each of the putative peptidases from these model organisms.

Once publishers assign identifiers to pieces of their books, they use a centralized online database to register those numbers and the Web addresses where the pieces can be found.

That becomes a much more critical factor when dealing with government documents, which may be surrounded by legal restrictions on who may assign identifiers and when, and in some cases what the actual formats must be.

Each machine executes a single process; hosts/processes are assigned identifiers from 0 to 17.

The simplest approach is to assign identifiers as a sequence of integers (e.g. "1", "2", "3", …).

Generated compounds are assigned identifiers based on hash of the canonical SMILES [45] for internal use and a numeric MINE ID for human readability.

Indeed, any database that contains compounds which have been assigned identifiers and structures, and which makes these data available, can be used as a source within UniChem.

We utilized two different tools that can be used to assign identifiers, and we showed that there are ambiguities both in their outputs and in the interpretation of data inputs.

Models can be retrieved using their assigned identifiers.

Manual curation is also needed to unambiguously assign identifiers to genes and metabolites.