The phrase "assumed factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a variable or element that is taken for granted or accepted without proof in a particular situation or analysis.
Example: "In our calculations, we included the assumed factor of market growth to project future revenues."
Alternatives: "presumed element" or "accepted variable".
Construct validity was assessed by confirmatory factor analysis, which has been shown to be an adequate method for testing theoretically assumed factor structures of multidimensional scales [ 21, 22].
Additionally, the supply of internationally-trained health human resources is an assumed factor considered in Canadian HHR modelling and planning initiatives [ 4].
Finally, construct validity was assessed by confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), which has been shown to be an adequate method for testing theoretically assumed factor structures of multidimensional scales.
Interestingly, at the assumed factor concentrations, guanidine exchange rates are virtually independent of eIF2 GDP concentrations but instead depend linearly on the concentration of its GEF, eIF2B.
Land use/cover plays a crucial role along with many other identified and assumed factors for a particular watershed.
These vary between being overly simplified to complex sets of equations that utilize hard-to-obtain, often assumed, factors and coefficients.
The data analyses show, that 13 out of 16 QoL scores (subscales and total scores) were significantly influenced by the assumed factors.
Therefore assume factors P and G are independent, which means: {text{d}}W_{P} {text{d}}W_{G} = 0 (4)and let Z equiv F P,G).
Problem number five is that Ricardo's theory assumes factors of production are mobile within nations.
Many Democrats began quietly predicting the collapse of the independent candidate at the end of last week and assumed that factor would help Christie.
With an assumed cluster factor of 3, 528 subjects will be needed for these analyses.
