The phrase "assumed background" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the background information or context that is taken for granted or presumed in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In this study, we will explore the implications of the assumed background of the participants in the experiment."
Alternatives: "presumed context" or "inferred background".
Since ¬p is the assumed background, namely that the individual in question is not an aborigine, the following assertion of p that the individual is an aborigine in 39b would result in a contradiction with the assumed background.
For while falsifiability is simple as a logical principle, in practice it is exceedingly complicated no single observation can ever be taken to falsify a theory, for there is always the possibility (a) that the observation itself is mistaken, or (b) that the assumed background knowledge is faulty or defective.
Depending on the magnitude of the assumed background noise (i.e. the size of σ2), this synchronization is lost over time and the stabilized equilibrium between Nanog-high and Nanog-low states is re-established.
Therefore, the lower the assumed background utility level, the lower the gain in utility achievable from preventing a given SRE.
They will also inform cost-benefit analyses which may be sensitive to assumed background rates of LTBI.
Regarding the ADs, which estimate the number of deaths due to current air pollution concentrations relative to the assumed background levels, the AFs estimate the proportion of the mortality cause that could have been attributed to those pollutants.
It assumes background in logic at the college level, e.g. as taught in CS2800 or Math/CS 4860.
The poster designers did their best to squeeze in ten major characters plus a bunch of (I assume) background robots flying around.
In their experiments a paradoxical 'decrease' of Ca2+-triggered lipid mixing from 10too 100 μM was observed, assuming background level at 100 μM.
Furthermore, decision analytic models often assume background quit rates or intervention/comparator costs which may not be comparable with those collected directly from an RCT.
Simple background models assume static background images.
