The phrase "assumed activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an activity that is taken for granted or accepted without proof.
Example: "The researchers conducted their study based on the assumed activity of the participants during the experiment."
Alternatives: "presumed action" or "expected behavior".
The earlier work assumed activity was associated with activation of a single receptor.
However, in their numerical phantom study, spatial resolution effects of a SPECT scanner were excluded, and the assumed activity ratio between the myocardium and the liver was 75 30.
This surprising result could not have been anticipated from prior works (e.g., Sigala 2014, van Dooren 2012, Surolia 1992, Ke 2014, Nagaraj 2013), all of which have assumed activity by the parasite heme biosynthesis pathway in blood stages.
We hypothesized that increases in SDS protein (and assumed activity) may result in increased degradation of serine and threonine resulting in decreased abundance of these metabolites.
How these two assumed activities of HEF and M1 are coupled is not obvious since the cytoplasmic tail of HEF is very short, only three amino acids, and might thus not be able to bind to M1 with high affinity.
The model predicts aqueous concentrations with an average relative error lower than 11% by assuming activity coefficients of 1.0.
The observed correlation can be explained by a Schmid factor analysis assuming activity on the five most stressed slip systems.
Thus, assuming activity and osmotic coefficients of 1, the steady-state value of [ X]g (Eq. 12) is influenced by [ C]e and Πe, but not by any other property of the ECF.
With an assumed higher activity level in the uncemented group, they should have been expected to have higher wear.
Patients with sequelae of each treatment method were assumed in activity class II.
In DLBCL, the assumed E2F1 activity is not seemingly to have a relationship with the accused SV40.
