The phrase "assume changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of accepting or taking for granted that changes will occur in a particular context, such as in planning or decision-making.
Example: "In our project timeline, we must assume changes will happen and adjust our deadlines accordingly."
Alternatives: "anticipate modifications" or "expect alterations".
The proposed model can be regarded as an autonomous (self-contained) forward model that can predict how the system changes in response to changes in external conditions, because there is no need to assume changes in effective bulk compositions, as required in previous studies (e.g., Guiraud et al. 2001; Wei and Clarke 2011; Palin et al. 2014).
Sustainable changes assume changes in mental models, norms and culture.
In this regard, it would be reasonable to assume changes in clinical practice, would then follow.
Sustainable patient safety improvements assume changes in key actors' mental models, norms and culture as well as in the tools, design and organisation of work.
In other words, the T dependence of lp and thereby RG is interpreted as a strong T dependence of the modulus of the chain since there is no reason to assume changes in the topological term, namely D in this temperature regime.
But we would be equally wrong to assume change never happens at all.
The budget resolution typically assumes changes in federal programs like Medicaid and Medicare.
Table 1 enlists assumed changes of the population, employment, and school enrollment in the incentive area and non-incentive area.
One alternative assumes that the changes in conductance are proportional to the changes in the volume and the other alternative assumes changes proportional to the surface area of the spine.
In our main analysis we assumed changes in alcohol taxation to be cost-neutral in terms of intervention costs [ 22].
A power test was performed assuming changes in physiological measurements after endurance training being 30 ± 20% of the control value.
