The phrase "assumed first" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing an assumption made prior to others, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In our analysis, we assumed first that the data was accurate before proceeding with further calculations."
Alternatives: "initially assumed" or "first assumed".
The droplet was assumed first to undergo sensible rapid heating with no mass change.
After 1820 Honolulu assumed first importance in the islands and flourished as a base for sandalwood traders and whalers.
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The proposed methodology was tested for assumed first- and second-order IMC transfer function models, initially for generality on a highly buffered pH reactor.
The four unknowns are the amplitude of the sinusoidal force, phase angle of the assumed first contact, entry velocity, and exit velocity of mass.
He assumed, first, that all uniformly moving reference frames are equally valid for doing physics and, second, that the speed of light is always the same, regardless of the relative motion of the source and the receiver.
Traditional PBMs for milling processes are inherently linear because the breakage rate is assumed first-order.
In the traditional PBMs, the breakage rate is assumed first-order, thus neglecting the effects of the temporally evolving material properties and multi-particle interactions.
The temporal dynamics of the Oct4-Sox2 heterodimer are, in this case, determined by a positive auto-regulation of the heterodimer itself and an exponential decay as the result of assumed first-order degradation kinetics of this complex.
These analyses assumed second-order (weak) stationarity [54].
Moving on, Eric Black will assume first team duties for the time being.
