Sentence examples for assume rate from inspiring English sources

In a molecular phylogenetic dating analysis which did not assume rate constancy, Sorhannus [71] found that the diatoms may have diverged from their sister-lineage between the late Permian (267 Ma) and the Middle Jurassic (162 Ma).

Should we assume rate variation to be the outcome of selection (as in the example of the slow rate of evolution of ribosomal proteins) where perhaps an active site remains more highly conserved, or is it the contention of the authors that some purely stochastic process at the mutational level accounts for this variation?

While I was governor, the Legislature tried to solve the problem by passing a bill that simply raised the assumed rate of return for the fund from 7.25 percent to 8 percent.

"The higher the assumed rate of return, the lower the requirement on the employer to fund the plan in full," said Andrew Frank Thompson, a finance professor at the University of Northern Iowa College of Business.

Aside from currency volatility, we are concerned on the impact this may have on underlying margins for autumn/winter before the season has started (ie the assumed rate for the buying team may be very different from the actual).

You also want protection against an assumed rate of inflation of 2.5%.

A simple, flexible approach is to use known (or assumed) rate ratios.

And using a risk-free rate of return of 2.344 percent (the average of the 10 and 20 year U.S. Treasury bond yields from March 2015 to March 2016) rather than the plan's current 6.75percentt assumed rate of return presents a sobering statistic.

Therefore the assumed rate of sepsis is for lowest in other groups (i.e., private hospitals).

We assumed rate constants independent of developmental time to determine whether cAMP dynamics alone can describe observed transcriptional profiles.

The PCGs of the 21 mitogenomes were used to estimate dN/dS ratios (the ω parameter) by maximum likelihood, assuming rate constancy per codon site and branch.