Sentence examples for as assumed in the model from inspiring English sources

This result holds when workers of informal firms do not receive their payments (as assumed in the model).

This could be explained if in real plants the overexpression of GL1 and/or GL3 is not as effective as assumed in the model.

This could be related to reduced sensitivity of not only ring-stage parasites (as assumed in the model), but also to some extent in more mature stages.

While it is still unclear how the impact of a stroke on an individual's quality of life varies by age [ 31, 32], this does not mean that quality of survival is equal for different ages and gender, as assumed in the model.

Additionally, tests of the shape of the hazard show that it is not constant, as assumed in the exponential model.

In this limit, cytoplasmic concentrations become essentially uniform, as assumed in the analytical model.

They note that the surface is not flat and homogeneous as assumed in the classical model, but contains terminating anions of different basicity.

However, due to uncertainty as to the magnitude of this antimacrofilarial effect [ 15], we also explore a weaker (1%) and stronger effect (30% per dose, as assumed in the ONCHOSIM model [ 20]) in the sensitivity analysis.

Assuming that the intrinsic activation of each VSD is identical and non-cooperative, as assumed in the ZHA model (Zagotta et al., 1994), the different combinations of the states of the four VSDs and the pore give rise to only 30 possible channel states.

Let us suppose that RNA molecules are randomly synthesized as assumed in the RNA polymerization model.

The classical hydromagnetic dynamo, as assumed in the thermal evolution models above, has problems to explain the strength of Mercury's magnetic field, however.