The phrase "assumed assigned" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing tasks or responsibilities that have been both assumed and assigned, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In our project, the roles were assumed assigned, leading to overlapping responsibilities."
Alternatives: "presumed allocated" or "taken designated".
Moreover, ORF8 and ORF13 may have a more prominent role in plant development than previously assumed and assigned to rol-genes.
"Out of an abundance of caution," Rodriguez filed his objection to the current bankruptcy plan "because it is not clear under the Plan that Rodriguez Contractt will be assumed and assigned" in the proceedings.
If so, don't play the game and assume your assigned role of wanderer in the wilderness.
A centralized TDMA scheduler is assumed to assign each node a time slot to access the channel.
Creating a true understanding among both genders that assuming "roles" assigned to us by the norms dictated by society only creates a predisposition to further believing or the illusion that deviating from these roles would throw the society into an imbalance.
This means, in concrete terms, no more seeking or demanding moral justifications, no more experiencing or trying to instill moral guilt, no more assuming or assigning moral responsibility, no more assessing moral desert or exacting just retribution, etc.
IP addresses assumed to be assigned to an individual person or organisation were assigned instead to millions of people and thousands of registered editors.
Objective Case is assumed to be assigned to any NP in direct object position, e.g., my pass in (T1), and Nominative Case is assigned to an NP in the subject position of a tensed clause, e.g., the guard in (T1).) He also makes two specific assumptions about the derivation of passive clauses.
We assumed that genes assigned to each GO term share similar functions and treated them as gold standard to evaluate the robustness of the LPv methodology.
