The phrase "attributing a value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of a specific numerical or qualitative value to an object, concept, or variable in various contexts, such as mathematics, statistics, or research.
Example: "In the study, we are attributing a value of 10 to the variable representing customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "assigning a value of" or "designating a value of".
TUNEL-positive cells were counted using Image Analysis Software (Olympus, Tokyo, Japan) attributing a value of 100 to the 0S condition.
Although calculation of SMR for all centers was possible after attributing a value of 0.1 to those that did not present any observed or expected death, these estimates had low accuracy.
Heifer rebreeding (HR) is a binary trait and was defined by attributing a value of 2 (success) or 1 (failure) to females that calved or not, respectively, given that they had calved once.
If the windowed bounds violate either of these conditions, these are attributed a value of +1, otherwise attributed a value of -1. 5.
Results were expressed as percentage of PGE2 in arachidonic acid treated samples which was attributed a value of 100.
Strictness of conditionality requirements: Index based on the following four conditionality requirements: i) compulsory training; ii) recovery plan; iii) no dismissal; iv) job-search requirement for employee, which attributes a value of 0.25 for the presence of each conditionality requirement.
NE and SW aspects were attributed a value of 1, all other aspect values were attributed a value of 0. All variables were tested for normality and transformations were performed when needed.
We valued health utility using the EQ-5D for survivors and attributed a value of zero to those who had died by 30 days.
We attributed a value of '1' to populations with a local q-membership >0.50 and a value of '0' to populations with a local q-membership ≤0.50 as few intermediate values were found (see Results section).
For each value of plasma insulin concentration measured at time tn (with t0 being the time of initial therapy and t1 being time of the first plasma insulin measurement), we attributed a value of glucose infusion rate obtained by dividing the quantity of glucose administered from (tn-1 + tn)/2 to (tn+1 + tn)/2 by the delay (tn+1 - tn-1)/2.
On the one hand, the act encourages public bodies to commission services that bring environmental, social and community benefits, things that cannot always be attributed a value in terms of pounds and pence.
