The phrase "assumed change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a change is taken for granted or accepted without proof or confirmation.
Example: "The project was based on an assumed change in market conditions that ultimately did not occur."
Alternatives: "presumed alteration" or "expected modification".
where: μ k is the jump of the k th order derivative at the unique assumed change point:f ν μ k = X ν ( k ) ( f ν + ) - X ν ( k ) ( f ν - ). with μ k = 0⌋k = 1...Nif there is no change point and μ k ≠ 0⌋ k = 1...Nif the change point is in I b.
Thus, with the MAF being this high, our sample with n = 665 gout cases and n = 665 controls had enough power (>80% with an assumed change of 40% in OR) to detect a true effect.
Due to the high number of possible models, they can be too restrictive in the assumed change over time.
Alternatively, the theory/programme failure may be based on false assumptions about how the implementation of the intervention translates into desired outcomes through an assumed change process, meaning "that the theory behind the problem did not address the problem" [ 7].
"Most assessments linking climate change with climate risk have assumed changes are well described by the average," they said, arguing this needed to be "urgently modified".
Table 1 enlists assumed changes of the population, employment, and school enrollment in the incentive area and non-incentive area.
In our main analysis we assumed changes in alcohol taxation to be cost-neutral in terms of intervention costs [ 22].
The authors assumed changes in lymphocyte functions during late pregnancy, which led to some level of immunosuppression towards protozoal infections and to explain this increased susceptibility.
However, for seagrass meadows that showed no long-term expansion or contraction in spatial cover over one-third of respondents incorrectly assumed changes had occurred.
Clearly, the assumed changes in reproductive patterns alone are not sufficiently potent to maintain the support ratios for the coming 50 years.
The beauty of the framing device is that it assumes change is possible, and that we ourselves have to take responsibility for resisting the erosion of individual liberty.
