Sentence examples for means to assign from inspiring English sources

We are exploring this property of conservation of interaction as a means to assign protein functions by concentrating on protein-protein interaction (PPI) pairs with similar interacting modular domain patterns.

Modern science, in giving us the means to assign identity to the tiniest fragments of flesh, turns us all into Trojans begging Achilles to return Hector's corpse.

Since 1 has only one chiral center, the CE at around 349 nm could then provide a convenient means to assign the absolute configuration of 1 and its chiral derivatives, the positive sign corresponding to the R configuration.

Most survivors of paraffin poisoning do not suffer permanent disability, and lacking any objective means to assign disability weights to those who are disabled, we neglect YLDs in calculating DALYs.

Deutsche has asserted its right to Ms. Robison's house under a document that is meant to assign ownership of a mortgage note, known as an allonge.

This year, it makes clear that "the Passion play is in no way meant to assign collective guilt," and acknowledges that "this Passion play, too, contributed in various ways to preparing the soil which eventually yielded the terrible harvest of the extermination of the Jews".

And second, what does it mean to assign a probability on the supposition that the agent chooses act $A$?

For that reason, Will et al. (2007) and Torarinsson et al. (2007) introduced clustering of transcripts according to sequence and structure as a mean to assign functions.

These assumptions are also tied in with what it means to be assigned female at birth.

The word, allocate, means to set apart, assign, or allot for a particular purpose.

On 11 August, 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion was attached to 3rd Parachute Brigade; although meant to be assigned to the newly formed 5th Parachute Brigade, also attached to 6th Airborne Division, it instead replaced 7th Parachute Battalion, which was transferred to the new parachute brigade.