The labels refer to assignment of the most intense signals detected in all treatments (F fructose, G glucose, Gal galactose, S sucrose, ACho acetylcholine, GABA γ-aminobutyric acid, and UDP uridine diphosphate).
Of the 50, 40 report two or more numbers, referring to assignment or enrolment as well as follow-up, and 10 report only the number at completion.
"Every Marine wants to go outside the wire," said Cpl . Michele Greco-Lucchina 22, referring to assignments off the base.
Finally, we refer to assignments, student responses, and anecdotal evidence from our classes where an HCI-informed writing pedagogy drew or could have drawn student attention more acutely to various audience-related technical and rhetorical interface design choices.
In Figure 6, the resource string R1 for instance refers to an assignment of (CPU = 1 GHz, M = 256 MB, B = 0.250 Gbps, D = 1 GB), as defined in Table 1.
Document classification and categorization are different processes: classification refers to the assignment one or more predefined categories to a document, while categorization refers to the process of dividing the set of documents into priory unknown groups whose members are in some way similar to each other [35].
(We would like to note here that the titles of some works of literature on CR suggest adaptive sub-carrier bandwidth/allocation[11, 23, 24], which actually refers to the assignment of sub-carriers to users in a multiple SU scenario, and not sub-carrier bandwidth sizing).
The schedule optimised in the convex rate region C is named CVXOPT-LET in Figure 1, where LET refers to link-assignment with extended transmission rights (full temporal reuse).
Inter-frame scheduling refers to the opportunistic assignment of any free bandwidth in a frame to another link.
Additional file 1: Table S3 presents a summary of CLARK's assignment of barley BACs (assemblies) to arms (assemblies), while Table 5 refers to the same assignments based on the reads instead of the assemblies ("R2R" assignment).
