Sentence examples for sum assigned to from inspiring English sources

General practitioners treating DM patients receive a yearly lump sum assigned to an individual patient that is three times higher than that for a 'regular' patient.

For the 5.2% of expressed regions in D. virilis and 13.5% of expressed regions in D. melanogaster for which either the weighted sum assigned to the best state was not at least 50% of the total weighted sum, or for which no single base had sufficiently high coverage to be included in our HMM, we consider the state as "not determined" (Table 2).

Once calculated, an SpC cutoff was applied to all proteins identified in the dataset so that 99% of the total raw SpC assigned to each (summed across all replicates and conditions) remained.

In sum, participants assigned to usual care are able to receive the same or similar smoking cessation treatment components (including pharmacotherapy and telephone counseling) as those given to participants in the proactive care intervention group.

The probability of GIB can be estimated for an individual patient by summing points assigned to each predictor to create a total point score that ranges from 0 to 18.

In the case that data were available for multiple isomers of a contaminant, contaminant levels were summed and assigned to the given food.

HARP scores were derived from a formula that summed scores assigned to age, activities of daily living, and mental state categories.

The paper introduces the important mass-balance principle that the sum total of all actual environmental impacts should equal the sum total of impacts assigned to the range of products.

In packing problems with fragmentation a set of items of known weight is given, together with a set of bins of limited capacity; the task is to find an assignment of items to bins such that the sum of items assigned to the same bin does not exceed its capacity.

It is important to note here that the sum of genes assigned to different functional categories (984) is higher than the total number of genes (654), as a given gene may fall in more than one category.

The raw statistic is the sum of values assigned to each of the codons in the sequence and may be normalized according to its expected distribution.