Sentence examples for essentially assigned from inspiring English sources

But when a deal was struck with Gov. George E. Pataki and the Assembly, the bill was essentially assigned to Mr. Padavan, one of those who would benefit most from being its sponsor.

The final agreement essentially assigned the three mixed-race children to the white mother roughly 60percentt of the time and to the black mother 40percentt of the time.

The nanoconjugates showed cell viability response of over 90%% (i.e., non-cytotoxic), which can be essentially assigned to the approach used in this research.

Major phylogenetic clades were essentially assigned according to signatures provided earlier [ 19]; these included specific signatures for various MTBC members as well as rules defining major lineages/sublineages for M. tuberculosis sensu stricto.

Historically, the implicit endorsement of a technology under FDA regulation has led to drastic consequences on uptake; for example, it was only following FDA approval of alpha-fetoprotein screening of maternal serum that American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists issued its legal position that essentially assigned this novel technology as the universal standard of care [ 49].

They appear to agree with us that their analytic methods proposed in Tian et al (2014) do not work unless the following two assumptions hold: (1) the treatments have approximately equal efficacy in the overall population; and (2) the treatments the patients received were essentially assigned randomly (and not associated with factors that have prognostic importance).

The technology behind the service, which is provided by ChoiceStream, a Web site personalization company in Cambridge, Mass., essentially assigns a series of attributes to millions of items according to their brands, styles and prices, among many factors.

Where Google essentially assigns a fixed value to all links, based on how highly other links value them, Clever's rating allows the links to shift in value depending on the search request.

The patent, issued July 3, describes how to hook up molecular-scale devices by essentially assigning each switch a random marker -- like a phone number -- that allows signals to be routed to it.

Jay Stanley, an A.C.L.U senior policy analyst, described concerns about a system that would rely on a commercial "data broker" to collect background information and essentially assign a passing score to qualified participants.

Called MONET — after 'mobility network' — the joint venture will essentially assign autonomous vehicles to various different "just in time" services.