Sentence examples for assumed gap from inspiring English sources

Concordantly, trimethylation of histone H3 on lysine 27 (H3K27me3) is first detected after germband formation, 4 7 hours after egg laying (AEL) (Tie et al., 2009) and after the stage of assumed gap gene activity.

So it's back to mass appeal, one assumes: Gap now needs to decide exactly what it stands for and then shout it very loudly.

The detectable difference was taken into consideration which dealt with the assumed knowledge gap that could have existed in the population.

Based on previous findings [ 9], we assumed the gap junctions to be nonrectifying, and we assumed all neurons to be nonspiking and approximately isopotential, consistent with published electrophysiological data [ 12].

If there were no refills within 30 days of the expected end date of the previous prescription, we assumed a gap in therapy starting 30 days after the date that the previous prescription should have ended.

However, if there were no refills within the 30 days after the expected end date of the previous prescription, we assumed a gap in therapy starting 30 days after the date that the previous prescription should have ended.

If Mauve has postulated one LCB instead of two, it is then assumed that gaps represent the lack of homologous DNA sequence, not missing data.

The thickness of the interspacing air gap was assumed to be t gap = 0.024 mm.

That series at least might be sellable as a legitimate last stand, assuming the gap doesn't significantly narrow this weekend.

So considering the apparent gulf that already existed between United and Arsenal last season, and the off-season move of Van Persie to the northern side of the rivalry, is it safe to assume that gap has widened as the teams prepare to meet on Saturday (8 30 a.m. Eastern, ESPN2)?

Traditional, simple options pricing models, such as the original Black-Scholes options pricing model, assume price gap risk does not exist – allowing for a clean interpretation of implied volatility.