Sentence examples similar to differentiated assignments from inspiring English sources
Because schools do not compete on wages, teacher assignments are differentiated by non-monetary characteristics.
Accordingly, N. nasutus, N. concolor and the four southern species formed three clearly differentiated clusters with an assignment of populations to respective clusters of 100%.
A collision between the objects can lead to a failure in tracking objects since they are too close to be differentiated for position and ID assignments.
All identified species within crater lakes are genetically differentiated from each other supporting their taxonomic assignment as different species (Table 3).
The alternative hypothesis is that sample-level differentiated genes are associated with the specific class assignment and therefore the biological phenotype under study.
Our results discussed below, together with implications for criterion selection, indicate a clear requirement for species to be in taxa that are well-differentiated clades to maximize the number of correct assignments.
We used the Bayesian assignment program STRUCTURE [ 24] to identify differentiated gene pools without prior spatial information on the origin of samples.
Because genetic tagging relies on a clear distinction between parental genotypes, introgressed individuals, and real hybrids, individual assignments should be done using the most highly differentiated (and preferentially diagnostic) markers identified in genome scans.
CH5 H41/42 cross-peaks in NOESY spectra differentiated C from U in the TOCSY spectra and initiated assignment of proton resonances.
In conclusion, a population genetic approach has allowed host assignment for C. jejuni for which host-specific markers are unavailable but host species populations are differentiated by allele frequency at a range of loci.
Established scales such as the AIS provide a differentiated severity scoring (7 categories); however, its utility for population-based research is limited due to the time-consuming assignment of scores [ 84].
