The phrase "assignment rates for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the frequency or percentage of assignments given in a specific context, such as education or project management.
Example: "The assignment rates for this course have increased significantly over the past semester."
Alternatives: "assignment frequency for" or "assignment percentages for".
Simulated data were analyzed using geneclass2 using confident assignment, and assignment rates for each group (hatchery, wild, and unassigned) were calculated.
The assignment rates for the two approaches were both unacceptably low at around 20%, due either to a lack of power in the panel or missing genotypes on parents.
Within the remaining 135 subjects, genotype assignment rates for all sites were acceptable, with nonassignment (individual reactions in which genotypes could not be called) rates for the 23 sites ranging from 0 to 5.2%, with a mean ± SD of 2.0 ± 1.5%.
For one metabolite (m/ z 761.3612), a total of eight multiple assignments at all three different collision energies was annotated (e.g., one C signal could be assigned to two different C signals), which translates to a multiple assignment rate of approximately 7% (for 115 signals annotated in total for one metabolite at three different collision energies).
We also included in the model the parentage assignment success rate, by parameterising assignment rate of simulated genotypes for 14 and 28 loci (see Parentage analysis of simulated genotypes section above), and contrasted the power when using relatively low (i.e. 14) and high (i.e. 28) number of markers.
Moreover, the CVA assignment rates were high for each structure (from 91 to 98% depending to the skeletal unit).
The major differences in diagnostic assignment rates provide arguments for the utility of diagnostic interviews in inpatient clinical settings but need further research, especially on factors that affect clinical diagnostic assignment in "real world" settings.
To design and evaluate the performance of the system, the position assignment rate (PAR) metric for a given AE class is defined as the quotient between the number of correct decisions and the total number of occurrences of that class in the testing database.
Given these known assignments, we estimated precision and sensitivity, as well as the average confidence score for all assignments and the assignment rate (see Figure 1e).
After compiling to a human-readable format like PDF, an overview of all model properties is provided, including initial values of the species, parameter values, event assignments, rate laws for each species and so forth.
In all cases sequence assignments were made conservatively, i.e. sequences were removed if there was no clear reason for their inclusion, favoring a lower rate of false-positive assignment at the expense of a higher false-negative assignment rate.
