The phrase "assignment identification and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to educational or organizational tasks where identifying assignments is necessary.
Example: "The assignment identification and categorization process will help streamline our workflow."
Alternatives: "assignment recognition and" or "task identification and".
Observation of both the GO analysis and manual assignment identification of functions was used to assign genes to functional groups.
Frame shifts and point mutations were corrected or designated 'authentic.' Functional assignment, identification of membrane-spanning domains, and determination of paralogous gene families were performed as previously described [24].
Functional assignment, identification of membrane-spanning domains, and determination of paralogous gene families were performed as previously described [37] [39].
These markers are used for LG assignment and for identification and exclusion of the uninformative female-inherited component in the 3∶1 markers.
In addition, matrices require that users assign a risk level (e.g., low, medium or high) to the project overall, but do not aid in this assignment through the identification and rating of risks.
Key to this workflow is utilizing the well-established XCMS bioinformatic platform and the largest metabolite database METLIN that facilitates feature assignment and identification.
A total of 504 clones were sequenced but only 439 clones gave legible sequence results, allowing OTU assignment and identification.
The experiments for the assignment and identification of the antigens was done 4 times, once with a silver-stained gel (shown in the Figure 3), once with a Coomassie-stained gel and twice with SyProRuby-stained gels (one example shown in Figure 3).
High mass accuracy and retention of all spectral features (i.e., the mass defect) facilitate elemental composition assignment and identification, even in the absence of library spectra.
Genotypic and physiological variation is frequently disguised by an apparent morphological constancy traditionally assumed to be stable enough for the assignment and identification of species.
