The phrase "assignment of cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or organizational contexts to refer to the process of allocating or distributing cases to individuals or teams.
Example: "The court's new policy on the assignment of cases aims to improve efficiency and reduce backlog."
Alternatives: "case allocation" or "case distribution".
(1) ICD codes and locus codes are listed as used for automatic assignment of cases to the disease groups; groups do not necessarily contain cases assigned to the whole range of ICD codes.
The judiciary typically handles the assignment of cases as it sees fit, and interference can appear to challenge judges' independence.
"We're hopeful that upon re-evaluation, the random assignment of cases will be reinstated for litigation involving the government and poor people".
One influential participant in the Commission's deliberations crystallized the sentiment for change, stating that "the effort to find debtor-friendly courts... demeaned the entire system by suggesting that bankruptcy courts were for sale". While the Commission deliberated, the Delaware federal court re acted by shifting the assignment of cases from the bankruptcy court to the district court.
We will cover the design of true randomized experiments and contrast them to natural or quasi-experiments and to pure observational studies, where part of the sample is treated in some way, a remainder is a control group, but the researcher controls neither the assignment of cases to treatment and control groups nor administration of the treatment.
The pH association did not appear spurious due to differences in assignment of cases and controls as the distribution was equally distributed for psychiatric cases and controls between U, K, UK super haplogroup and the remaining haplogroups.
There was limited evidence showing no statistically significant differences in referrals to palliative care (Bakitas 2009), assignment of case manager (Aiken 2006) and extended care days (Hughes 1992).
The assignment of case managers can help patients navigate the extensive number of clinical, financial, and reimbursement decisions; however, this requires sufficient training of personnel, more uniformity in procedures, and adequate funding by insurers.
Given the strict coding rules around the assignment of maltreatment codes, which rely on clear documentation to support code assignment, selection of cases based on the presence of maltreatment codes is highly likely to provide a sample of cases with documentation of maltreatment in their medical records.
On this approach, abstract case features function as constraints on morphosyntactic case and the assignment of morphosyntactic case marking to abstract structural roles is determined by optimizing featural correspondence between the two.
Professor Rotunda wrote that the rule allowing non-random assignment of difficult cases in Washington had been changed last month "in a stunning rebuke" to Chief Judge Johnson.
