The phrase "assumed before" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that was taken for granted or accepted as true in a prior context or discussion.
Example: "The results of the experiment were based on the hypothesis that had been assumed before."
Alternatives: "previously assumed" or "taken for granted earlier".
As assumed before, those ports have the same coupling constant κ.
As assumed before, there are total K users randomly distributed in the system, including K 1 GBR service users and K 2 non-GBR service users.
As assumed before, the elements a, b, c, d, and g are selected as the resistor; h and i as the capacitor; e as the combination of a resistor and a capacitor; and nullors are in pair in succession from the input node to the output node.
As has been assumed before, the total power constraint of each layer is P. We use (J^{n}_{ij}) to denote the data rate from the nth layer relay ({R^{n}_{i}}) to the (n+1 th layer relay (R^{n+1}_{j}).
As assumed before, there are total N AEs and the bandwidth of each AE is divided into M subchannels, the computational complexity of the K user ES will be ( left(K{N}^{K{N}_a}{M}^{K{N}_s}{N}_a{N}_sright) ), where N a denotes the maximal AE number in a serving set and N s denotes the maximal subchannel number in a subchannel set.
As assumed before, the missense mutations did not completely destroy protein function and are thus expected to result in incomplete clinical penetrance [ 31].
"This is the ultimate obligation that I will assume before my conscience and my family," he said.
Unable to help himself, he turned back to the room and flashed a "V" sign — for victory, we assume — before he disappeared.
A damning judgment said it was "regrettable that Mr Juppé, whose intellectual qualities are unanimously recognised, did not judge it appropriate to assume before justice his entire criminal responsibility and kept on denying established facts".
Generally, a DM assumes before solving a reliability optimization problem that the coefficients of components are precisely known in advance.
For example, participants may have different perceptions of how many roles a class can assume before it becomes a god class.
