The phrase "assumed developmental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something that is taken for granted or accepted as part of a developmental process or stage.
Example: "The researchers based their findings on the assumed developmental stages of the subjects involved in the study."
Alternatives: "presumed developmental" or "expected developmental".
het-C encodes for a glycolipid transfer protein that also assumes developmental functions [21].
The thrifty phenotype [4] or thrifty epigenotype [5] concepts differ from thrifty gene concept in that they assume developmental plasticity and fetal programming rather than a set of genes to be responsible for thriftiness.
However, their influences assumed different developmental patterns: the impact of valence diminished with age, while there was no developmental change in the impact of risk.
Thus, it can be assumed that developmental effects are comparable for the visual and the acoustic condition.
Msx genes have also assumed diverse developmental roles in vertebrates and arthropods, and they are known to have played key roles in the evolution of novel ontogenies and novel morphologies.
This provided the opportunity to compare school outcomes and developmental follow-up outcomes, assuming that developmental skills mediate the effects of biological and social risk factors on school performance [ 35].
The availability of sociodemographic variables from early life is an additional strength of this sample, confirming that this assumed neuro-developmental effect was unlikely to be driven by parental social class or home circumstances during early childhood.
It assumes that developmental aid will decline by more than half, to $200 million this year, and taper off to $100 million by 2008.
One model assumes that developmental processes may evolve independently in different serial homologs.
Although most authors assume a developmental arrest in embryogenesis as the underlying pathology [ 4, 5], the mechanisms of LVNC are not fully understood yet.
