Sentence examples for assume that the study from inspiring English sources
Of course, it's one thing to "admit" to downloading music, and another thing to actually download music, but you'd have to assume that the study had all those question marks built into it.
We assume that the study involves the comparison of the two hypotheses H0: γ = 0 against the two-sided alternative H1: γ ≠ 0.
Clinicians using the trial results in practice could assume that the study intervention had been studied in patients with primary refractory disease and might consider treating such patients accordingly.
According to the information reported in the previous paragraphs, it seems realistic to assume that the study is feasible with a total number of clusters no greater than 20 [ 22].
This means that we cannot fully assume that the study population represents paired groups with observations taken from the same individuals during the two incidents, an assumption that is required to undertake appropriate statistical tests such as a McNemars test.
Assume that the study has taken into account seven prognostic factors and that the intervention would impact four of them as indicated by the blue arrows in Figure 4.
"Assuming that (the study's) rates are representative of the average weekly rate over the year, this equates to... 273 tonnes of bushmeat," they calculated.
In applying genomics to clinical problems, it is rarely safe to assume that the studies in a research environment faithfully represent what will be encountered in clinical application, across a variety of populations and medical environments.
Assuming that the study's results have some predictive power for other states, it may seem surprising that I received only a warning from the officer who stopped me in Vermont, despite my Connecticut license plates.
