Sentence examples for assumed assembly from inspiring English sources

Based on the derived mathematical model of the gear pair with assumed assembly errors, tooth contact analysis is performed to determine the influences of kinematic errors and the asymmetric tooth profile.

In a given UE period, a distinction between coincidences stemming from the activation of the assumed assembly and those due to chance is not possible.

Whereas the former mechanism assumes assembly of individual lamellipodial filaments at the front and disassembly at the rear, the latter features short filaments, released from the front, and capable of continuous turnover throughout the lamellipodium (Small, 1995).

For example, even if 95% of genes were present and correctly annotated in each assembly, we would only expect 77% (0.95) of genes to be present and correctly assigned to sets of orthologous genes in all species (assuming assembly biases are uncorrelated).

The model that best fitted the experimental data is shown in Figure 1D (compare Figure 1A and D, see Supplementary Movie 4) and assumed actin assembly probability to be highest at the leading edge (for actin assembly and disassembly probability profiles relative to the distance from the leading edge, see Figure 1E).

Assuming random assembly, the binomial distribution predicts this population to be 6.25% of the total.

Assuming stochastic assembly of tetramers, 4% of receptors should be homodimers of signaling competent receptors that can phosphorylate IRS1.

Assuming capsid assembly follows a binomial process (n = 60 subunits), >99% capsids should contain at least 21 copies of each subunit type.

However, sequencing only four plates of FLX, assuming perfect assembly, could in theory generate 1323-bp unigenes at under $40,000, with approximately 94% transcriptome coverage and covering 37% of the genes 100% covered.

Tabriz — where Baskerville worked as a schoolteacher — was the capital of the constitutionalists and its assembly assumed a national role in the movement.

This assembly assumed powers to curtail the activities of Congress and intervene in the judiciary (so far, it has sacked 195 allegedly corrupt or abusive judges).