The phrase "assignment error" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of programming or computing to refer to an error that occurs when a value is incorrectly assigned to a variable or when there is a mismatch in data types.
Example: "The program crashed due to an assignment error when trying to assign a string value to an integer variable."
Alternatives: "variable assignment error" or "data assignment error".
Owing to an assignment error, 5/30 investigators were assigned only one and not two normal videos.
First, variants in two independent LD blocks are assigned the same locus but are not in LD (assignment error I).
An exon was considered to show allele assignment error when reads originating from one parent were assigned (based on higher quality alignments to the wrong reference) to the other parent more than 5% of the time.
If a South Asian population (from the Indian subcontinent) was also analyzed, the assignment error rate increased due to a lack of sufficient differentiation between Europeans and South Asians.
In all cases the assignment error rate for methyl groups was lower: 7.9% for the first scenario (6 errors out of 76 methyls assigned), 3.8% for the second scenario (15 errors out of 393 methyls assigned) and 3.3% for the third scenario (15 errors out of 457 methyls assigned).
Using the fuzzy integral for that intra-array combination and also for the fusion of the six array scores, the best assignment error is obtained, which is smaller than 5%.
To detect the assignment errors – How many cases should have been assigned to another DRG due to inappropriate coding? 2. To determine the direction of errors – Did the cases incorrectly assigned to DRG 468 result in over or under payments to hospitals?
The accuracy for EIN is below 100% (99.2%), because of two assignment errors: residues 207 and 208 are interchanged for their corresponding uniquely assigned peaks.
Given Mark Cole's comfortable margin, the voter assignment errors were not expected to upend his race.
"I don't think we had a lot of assignment errors," Giants Coach Jim Fassel said today of Friday's defeat.
"It's little things that are turning into big things, missed throws, dropped balls, penalties, assignment errors," Collins said.
