The phrase "assumed effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a presumed or expected outcome of a particular action or situation.
Example: "The researchers measured the assumed effect of the new drug on patient recovery times."
Alternatives: "expected outcome" or "presumed impact".
Part of the reason for doing this is to figure out why things are going so much worse than expected; but there's also the fact that the forecasts already included the known problems of the economies in question, so that you're more or less getting an estimate of the impact of austerity over and above the known problems (and the initially assumed effect of austerity, which was supposed to be small).
It was assumed effect to Aso-S rupture band from magma storage region was lower than Aso-N·C rupture bands.
For each SNP, we separately computed the non-centrality χ2 parameter (NCP) in the first and second phase as a function of risk allele frequency, case-control sample size, and assumed effect size (genotype relative risk, GRR) (Text S1).
Finally, Dite and colleagues state that we might have assumed effect modification without testing for it.
The combined effect of smoking and abnormal placentation assumed effect modification on an additive scale but not on a multiplicative scale.
However, the larger the assumed effect, the shorter the projected duration of annual MDA (underscoring the desirability of having a truly macrofilaricidal drug, or a drug with a more profound effect on female worm fertility).
For intermediate and larger assumed effects and longer durations of intervention effectiveness, the intervention was associated with net cost savings.
If the values are insignificant and the signs are contrary to the assumed effects, the hypotheses are not supported.
In our case, the values are insignificant and the signs are contrary to the assumed effects for hypothesis H4a.
When sphericity could not be assumed effects were corrected using the Greenhouse-Geisser procedure.
Second, comparable to the assumed effects of managed competition, the possible loss of market share can stimulate efforts to improve quality.
