The phrase "assumed as reported" is not entirely correct in written English.
It can be used when discussing information that is taken for granted based on what has been communicated or documented.
Example: "The findings were assumed as reported, leading to further analysis without additional verification."
Alternatives: "taken as stated" or "considered as indicated."
For the air conditioning condenser, 5 kW average heat rejection has been assumed, as reported in [31], in order to estimate the temperature drop over the AC cooler and the temperature at the engine radiator inlet.
Although studies of variability in the efficacy of HA infiltration therapy in the hip compared to the gravity of the hip arthritis have not yet been carried out, it can reasonably be assumed, as reported by knee viscosupplementation studies, that the possibilities of efficacy and duration of the beneficial effects of the treatment are inversely proportional to the gravity of the disease [15].
The 59 species analyzed in this study include all those gonochoristic fishes for which TSD has been explicitly or implicitly assumed as reported in published reviews on the subject [12] [16], as well as in later publications in the primary literature (Table S1).
Similarly, 3-year (60%) and 5-year coverage rates (75%) were assumed as the reported percentages of 52.5% and 64.9% of those who underwent at least one Pap smear during a 3- or 5-year period, respectively.
Assuming profits as reported in the GDP data move in line with profits reported publicly by companies, profits are likely to fall even further relative to GDP this year.
Where no direct fire emissions is reported, they were assumed as negligible, according to the information reported by each country on the National Inventory Reports submitted to UNFCCC.
This specific finding is not previously described, although is assumed as five cases were reported in the literature with IPMN and mucin extension demonstrated by pseudomyxoma peritonei (PMP).
Young's moduli and Poisson's ratios for the materials were assumed as the average values reported in the literature, as shown in Table 1[12].
The sample size calculation is based on the primary endpoint: a metabolic acidosis incidence of about 2.8% can reasonably be assumed, as this was previously reported in an observational study conducted in one of the participating centres [ 11].
Had Muslims carried out Friday's attacks (and the earliest media reports assumed as much), once again, we would be debating the face of Islamic terrorism.
A standard deviation of 2.05 was assumed as derived from the effect size reported by Bolton and Wilkinson [ 42].
