Sentence examples for as assumed here from inspiring English sources

Expansion (2.65) is just an expansion of a meromorphic function with simple poles (as assumed here) following an analogue of (2.11).

The competence of actors and their interaction determines the quality of a competence set and, as assumed here, also interaction in the context of a Triple Helix.

However, if the true dust density is not longitudinally uniform as assumed here, the spacecraft potential may not exhibit a clear correlation with the SKR longitude as the plasma electron density.

Then, once B is large enough for perfect path separation, further increasing B while retaining the total transmitted power as assumed here is not seen to further improve the localization performance.

Perhaps the two most likely scenarios are those in which exploitation is maintained at (or close to) Fmp, and the seal abundance increases as assumed here, for the two salinity scenarios.

For example, sliding between alpha-helical constituents (e.g. in tetramers or larger-scale protein assemblies) could be an important failure mechanism, which would prevent the immediate drop of the stress to zero as assumed here once this failure mode begins to operate.

For simplicity, reciprocal channel conditions are assumed here as well.

Discussions of moral relativism often assume (as mostly has been assumed here so far) that moral relativism is the correct account of all moral judgments or of none.

Therefore the distribution of latent periods may not be normal as we have assumed here, but possibly has a negative skew toward the later time points.

However, the literature on the 'correct' cut-point is sparse, and before future studies use Pdiol-3G to determine ovulatory status, studies need to be performed to establish whether the critical Pdiol-3G/creatinine level is uniform across ethnic groups, as we have assumed here.

To illustrate the impact of the Bulmer effect as simple as possible, equal selection intensity is assumed here for both sexes.