The phrase "a high assumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a belief or expectation that is elevated or significant in nature.
Example: "The project's success relies on a high assumption that all team members will meet their deadlines."
Alternatives: "a lofty assumption" or "a significant assumption".
These discrepancies from nutritional recommendations are associated with a higher prevalence of obesity, with high systemic inflammation, and with a higher assumption of cardiovascular, lipid-lowering, and antidiabetic drugs.
Based on a high SNR assumption, we derived an approximate expression for the outage probability and the bounds on the average sum-rate of the overall system.
At user 1, the interference should be much stronger than the desired signal and the noise in order to be decodable, hence we can apply a high ISNR assumption, i.e., ISNR1≫1, where {text{ISNR}}_{i}=frac{P_{j}|{mathbf{h}}^{H}_{ij}{mathbf{v}}_{j}|^{2}}{P_{i}|{mathbf{h}}^{H}_{ii}{mathbf{v}}_{i}|^{2}+1},~~ i,jin{1,2},~~jneq i. (5).
Two of the possible projection scenarios set out by the UN Population Division were adopted; a low fertility and a high fertility assumption [ 23].
The chance of an outbreak with >100 transmissions is negligible (<0.01%) for k = 10 and k = 1 but rises to ≈0.4% under a high variability assumption of k = 0.1 because of increased likelihood of superspreading.
This is a high-rate assumption which will typically be inaccurate for large Δ values.
Both local and practical convergence of this control algorithm are proved when the uncertainty estimator satisfies a high-gain assumption.
An important concept is the medium SNR regime, suggesting that a high-SNR assumption is not advised while predicting the performance of a code in correlated channels.
In order to address partial synchronization, we make a high-level assumption regarding neuronal connectivity by postulating the existence of a subset of inhibitory neurons that themselves do not receive inhibitory input.
