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Discover Ludwig"assume a condition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about making a hypothetical assumption about a situation, or when outlining the parameters of a certain problem or scenario. For example: "In order to solve this problem, we must assume a condition in which all the necessary components are present."
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We assume a condition of parallel optics without the loss of generality.
Next, we assume a condition on the sequence { α k } considered in (1.5).
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Assuming a condition of worst job stress, they demonstrated that the threshold number of working hours among men was approximately 10 h/day with a benchmark response of 5%.
The computational and data resource requirements for our method are similar to those necessary for reconstruction of linear genetic models (or identification of gene-trait associations), assuming a condition of generalized sparsity, which limits the total number of gene-gene interactions.
If the ratio lies between 0 and 25%%, we assume a normal condition.
We now assume a stronger condition, in comparison with (3.1), to approximate the given function by a solution of the Kummer's equation on a larger (punctured) interval.
Generally, to prove a coincidence point or a common fixed-point theorem for hybrid mappings, one has to assume a commutativity condition and continuity of mappings.
Assume Condition A and Condition B are satisfied and let ({y^{k}}), ({t^{k}}), ({u^{k}}), and ({x^{k}} ), be sequences generated by Algorithm 3.1.
For simplicity, we assume an average condition.
Moreover, they assume a more general condition than the Nagumo one.
We do not assume such a condition and, moreover, we obtain localisation information on the solution.
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