The phrase "assumed balanced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is taken to be in a state of balance without direct evidence or confirmation, often in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "In our calculations, we considered the system to be assumed balanced to simplify the analysis."
Alternatives: "presumed balanced" or "considered balanced".
If we assume balanced first stage sample size, the conditional type 1 error rate is now calculated by 1994 setting and.
Sembill's approach assumes balancing processes and evaluation processes as pivotal characteristics at each level.
Although there appeared to be a reasonable balance among those variables that were reported, we cannot assume balance on other unreported or unmeasured variables.
From these networks, a constraint-based model can be derived by imposing a mass balance around the metabolites assumed to be balanced —mostly internal ones—, and by constraining those reactions that are assumed to be irreversible.
Assuming resource balancing to be an adaptive mechanism for growth under strong water limitation, plants should allocate biomass predominantly to roots (to counteract water/nutrient limitation), at the cost of reduced biomass allocation to leaves.
They can also be used to estimate soil production rates but only if erosion is assumed to be balanced by production.
The Cu ion with low positive charge (tested by electron density transfer from NO molecule to the cation) is assumed to be balanced by a low negative charge, i.e., a single framework AI atom.
Periods of fasting in pinnipeds, for example, are assumed to be balanced by periods of more intensive feeding over the course of the year [65].
He carries a de novo translocation: 46,XY,t(10;12)(q11.23;p13.1), which was assumed to be balanced by conventional karyotyping analysis.
For all scenarios, a change in luminosity was assumed which is balanced out by means of land cover adaptation in the system.
