The phrase "assumed degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing a level of education or qualification that is taken for granted or presumed without verification.
Example: "In this analysis, we will consider the assumed degree of expertise among the participants."
Alternatives: "presumed qualification" or "inferred level".
Although the scale does not include any supernatural beings, his scale of nature continues to have a religious undertone: the beings are hierarchically ordered in accordance to their assumed degree of perfection deduced from their type of soul.
The implication of this finding is that even when only the country-specific regression coefficients are of interest, we need to take the assumed degree of measurement invariance into account when interpreting the coefficients.
The results are also relatively insensitive to the assumed degree of dependence in the data.
In this paper, we propose estimators for the model parameters that adjust for selection to verification that may depend on measured patient characteristics and additionally adjust for an assumed degree of residual association.
Any permits issued without an enforceable numerical emission standard must contain enforceable conditions which assure that the design characteristics or equipment will be properly maintained (or that the operational conditions will be properly performed) so as to continuously achieve the assumed degree of control.
(2013) applied are very sensitive in terms of the assumed degree of measurement invariance.
For both traits, we find suggestive evidence of a shared genetic architecture with height, but we demonstrate that point estimates are very sensitive to assumed degrees of assortative mating.
"Precursor cells" serves an umbrella term encompassing stem and progenitor cells as well as cells with undetermined but assumed degrees of stemness.
Conventional analyses assume degree is equal to 1; values lower than 1 indicate that some case samples display control-like expression levels, and are indicative of low frequency aberrant expression.
Valla assumes degrees of possibility.
They were based entirely on magnetic directions and map projections that assumed a degree of longitude equal to a degree of latitude.
