Sentence examples for applying the assumption from inspiring English sources

Then, the GESD-based method filters out an outlier by applying the assumption that clock offsets from benign nodes follow the same (or similar) distribution or pattern.

The extended SMMT for RC composite box-girders with corrugated steel webs incorporates the contribution of corrugated steel webs into the SMMT for RC members by applying the assumption of shear strain relations between concrete slabs and corrugated steel webs.

For torsion loads these classical shape functions do not catch the buckling modes even when applying the assumption of pure orthotropy, and it is shown how the proposed models correlate well with experimental data from the literature and finite element results.

After applying the assumption of ΔV = 3.2 km/s, which is the S-wave velocity of the bedrock according to the JIVSM, the local S-wave velocity structure in the Kanto Basin can be represented using only the bedrock depth and two parameters (V 0 and α) of this function.

Applying the assumption that the genes exhibiting temporal changes are potentially related to the outcome, we next excluded those probe-sets with a 'low' sample coefficient of variation, which we defined as having a coefficient of variation in the bottom half of the sample (i.e., below the sample median).

To explain clans whose origination was not resolved after applying the assumption, a gain model and a loss model were proposed simultaneously.

Our research does not provide solid evidence for the onion model, which warns to be cautious with applying the assumptions of theoretical models in educational practice without empirical support.

Applying the assumptions (v) of the annual price decreases of the cars, 1% and 2.5% for Honda Civics' gasoline and hybrid versions respectively yields the following projections in Table 4 for the price of the cars in the next 5 years.

Then, Runoff calculation is carried out for each grid cell by applying the assumptions and concepts of TOPMODEL to each sub-basin, and the Muskingum Cunge (M C) method (Fread 1993) was finally adopted to calculate flow routing.

However, caution should be used when applying the assumptions underlying mass action kinetics to intracellular processes.

Applying the assumptions of mass balance and metabolic steady-state, we find the following set of linear equations governing the system's behavior: d X i dt = ∑ S ij ν j = 0, where X i is the concentration of metabolite i.