The phrase "assumed confirmed" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where something is taken for granted as confirmed, but clarity is important.
Example: "The details of the agreement were assumed confirmed by both parties, even without a formal signature."
Alternatives: "presumed confirmed" or "taken as confirmed."
The variations of Fick-dominated diffusion coefficients were assumed confirming the classical Arrhenius relationship and related coefficients were fitted to provide reference at other temperature.
Moreover, auditory/visual dominance, defined as faster unisensory RTs in each participant30, was assumed and confirmed to be equally distributed in HY (χ2 = 2.57; p > 0.10) (Fig. 2A).
It was therefore assumed, and confirmed, that the lactate dehydrogenase enzyme had a positive control over the ATP level.
In accordance with current UK practice, we assumed that confirmed CIN 1 lesions are monitored colposcopically rather than immediately treated.
Hence, modern post-resuscitation care includes hypothermia and early coronary intervention (unless a non-cardiac origin of cardiac arrest is assumed or confirmed).
If the scattering properties between reference and test phantoms do not differ dramatically (e.g., within an order of magnitude), it can be reasonably assumed (as confirmed experimentally in this paper) that the difference in the geometric factor function between the test and reference phantoms is negligible, i.e., h r e f (z ) ≈ h t e s t (z ).
Identified relations that were already published were assumed correct confirming predictions.
However, it is plausible to assume (and confirmed by our results) that onset times of fixations are sufficiently random to achieve reasonable statistical efficiency.
If our results prove general, we suggest that the power-law curve, although providing a useful description of the data should not be assumed to confirm the model of preferential attachment.
A two-sample t-test assuming heteroscedasticity confirmed that conserved paralogs included significantly more TMH (μ = 1.45, df = 102, p = 0.011) and signal peptides (μ = 0.2, df = 134, p = 0.033) than singleton genes.
