Sentence examples for assumed combination from inspiring English sources

Results from selected numerical examples show that the generic bridge geometry, bidirectional loading, and the loading ratio (or the assumed combination rule), have a pronounced effect on the end diaphragm's inelastic behavior.

GNSS in this paper is assumed a combination of GPS and GLONASS signals in order to improve and increase accuracy of satellite positioning.

If the contraposition rule and uniform substitution are assumed, the combination of Conjunctive Simplification and Aristotle's Theses results in inconsistency, see, for example, Woods 1968 and Thompson 1991.

6 In this analysis, it was assumed that combination with a macrolide would impact both strategies in a similar way.

We assumed cross combinations could be chosen that used existing data on performance per se of the parents and that such combinations were more likely to succeed than a random choice.

However, in calculating AHCWORST we assumed that combinations would not be acceptable, so that severe problems with mobility (i.e. health state 31111) would be the lowest acceptable health state (Note: the most severe problem was determined by the utility score of each level in each domain, based on Lamers et al. [ 16, 17], not by the level itself).

Systematically searching for Legionella pneumophila, for example, might have provided a sufficient safety net to compensate not initiating combination therapy in the non-severely ill patients (assuming that combination therapy has been initiated in all patients with severe CAP).

Furthermore it is generally recommended to combine multiple reference genes in order to reduce error, assuming their combination also shows stable expression [ 7].

23,000 of the 25,000 –that is assuming a combination of visiting Australians and decorous committee members accounted for the silent 2000 – opened their throats.

The resulting zoning may be gradational or well-defined or may assume some combination of these characteristics.

We derive a simple model for this behaviour assuming a combination of growth and coalescence.