Sentence examples for analyzed by assuming from inspiring English sources

Experimental data of relationships between floc size and volumetric flow rate were analyzed by assuming flocs hydrodynamically behave like solid ellipsoids to evaluate strength of flocs.

To develop a simplified design method, the time-dependent deformation and stresses of the plate fin structures are analyzed by assuming the fins as elastic springs.

The model reliability is analyzed by assuming several values of Murphree tray efficiency, showing no considerable difference between the equilibrium and non-equilibrium models for this system.

Based on these parameters and small deformation theory, the time-dependent deformation and stresses of the plate-foam structures are analyzed by assuming the metal foams as elastic foundation.

Observations of shear wave propagation in a viscoelastic (VE) tissue are typically analyzed by assuming the wave is described as a plane wave, or as the asymptotic form of a wave expanding radially from a cylindrically symmetric source.

The computational complexities of these algorithms are analyzed by assuming that an addition as well as a multiplication are performed using one machine instruction.

As a result of a solved rate of 83% for the NGS-based approach in 12 control patients, 47 out of these 57 patients (83%) would have been solved when analyzed by NGS, assuming autosomal recessive inheritance.

For simply-supported and grounded edges kept at a constant temperature, the problem is analyzed analytically by assuming a Navier type solution for the governing equations and the state space method for solving the resulting ordinary differential equations.

Then the whole set of experiments was analyzed again by assuming that the scalar coupling constants and chemical shifts are constant over the entire pH range.

The multiple stage production and inventory system with ADI, however, has been analyzed by simulation or assuming exponential processing time.

All real processes (with the possible exception of superconducting current flows) are in some measure irreversible, though many processes can be analyzed quite adequately by assuming that they are reversible.