The phrase "as this assumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a previously mentioned assumption in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The results of the experiment support the hypothesis, as this assumption was validated through multiple trials."
Alternatives: "given this assumption" or "considering this assumption".
As this assumption does not change our overall conclusion, we decided to preserve the variability in the distribution of pneumatic controllers per site and use the entire national data set.
As this assumption is not entirely valid as found in research literature associated with fatigue and fracture, it is important to investigate this point in terms of the static strength of the riveted joint as well.
As this assumption might be questioned, so we check the robustness of our results by considering instead the GDP of the neighboring countries of Belgium.
This seemingly negligible change has a big impact on the analysis and applicability of the models, as this assumption means that the noise term in [26] becomes asymptotically zero, while in the current work, the noise term is non-negligible.
In deriving LOD, it is assumed that the watermark amplitude is small, and the LOD shows close decoding performance to that of ML as long as this assumption is satisfied.
It indicates that assuming interference to be from a higher order modulation among the possible modulation alphabets leads to the best compromise as this assumption includes the lower modulation orders as special cases (with proper scaling).
Now it may seem as if this assumption compels us to define 'health inequality' across individuals as well, i.e. to reject the conventional definition at the fundamental moral level, but that is a mistake.
While for many technical applications, two-phase flows can be treated as incompressible, this assumption fails in cases with high pressure and temperature as they can be found in rocket combustion chambers, for example.
In Afghanistan, as elsewhere, this assumption seems not to be true.
As above, this assumption was followed in an attempt to reflect typical practice patterns, rather than evidence-based practice per se.
We used STATA12 to calculate the sample size based on this assumption, as well as the assumption that the 8.5% difference in incidence based on medical record observations from our previous retrospective study will be obtained.
