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After a 24-h exposition of human epidermis to PPD, they found a further substance with m/z 179 or 183 (d4-PPD) amu, respectively, which they assigned to the molecular formula C9H10N2O2 and specified it as N-acetylated aminophenyl formamide.

They then populated the areas with NPCs, which they assigned to patrol routes and functions.

Morais-Cabral et al. subsequently further simplified the model, and the transition paths to which they assigned the rate constants are shown (Fig. 3A).

However we did not find any correlation between the respondent BMI and the frequency with which they assigned 'good' characters (brave, confident, friendly, strong, intelligent, kind, methodical, loving, swift, honest, modern, successful) to obese figures (r = 0.032, p = 0.636).

It is also curious that the tax parcel data from which they assigned housing age characteristics differs markedly from that reported in the 2000 U.S. Census (U.S. Census Bureau 2000).

A panel of up to four members evaluated each vignette independently and completed a CODE questionnaire, in which they assigned the UCD to one of five categories: definite, probable, possible, unlikely and definitely not prostate cancer deaths, using a pre-defined algorithm adapted from the PLCO and European Randomized Study of Screening for Prostate Cancer ERSPCC) trials [ 1, 2].

Many city agencies operate their own fleet of cars, which they assign to employees for official use.

In order to tracing the concept drift, Wang [22] proposed an accuracy-weighted ensemble algorithm, in which they assign each classifier a weight reversely proportional to the classifier's accuracy on the up-to-data chunk.

Now, Di Rienzi, Sharon et al. have used modern sequencing techniques to obtain complete genomes for some of these bacteria, which they assign to a new phylum called Melainabacteria.

Reviewers express their opinion of a paper in a conference-specific review form in which they assign scores to the paper on a number of separate scales, covering key areas of evaluation (typically including soundness, originality, clarity etc).

The rest are classified in the old-fashioned Linnaean system, in which they are assigned to a genus, which is assigned to a family, which is assigned to a kingdom, and so on.