The phrase "assumed giving" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the presumption of generosity or the act of giving that is taken for granted, but clarity may be lacking.
Example: "In the context of charity, the concept of assumed giving can lead to misunderstandings about the expectations of donors."
Alternatives: "presumed donation" or "expected contribution".
A subject drop-out rate of 20%% was assumed, giving a sample size of 37 patients per group (total of 74 patients).
For solid tumours, a latency of 10 50 years was assumed, giving a REP of 1956 1995; for haematopoietic neoplasms, a latency of 0 20 years was assumed, giving a REP of 1986–2005.
For solid tumours, a latency of 10 50 years was assumed giving an REP of 1956 1995; for haematopoietic neoplasms, 0 20 year's latency was assumed giving an REP of 1986–2005.
An exponential inter-event time distribution was assumed, giving an instantaneous mortality rate for non-pregnant animals μ a =−ln(1−0.708 q) per year.
Study 1 was used to estimate the within subject variability (SD) for study 2; standard deviation for sputum neutrophil percentage of 19 % and an effect size of 15%% was assumed, giving a sample size of 18.
In romance, too, love was understated and assumed, given through sacrifice.
"I think I assumed, given the welter of voices, it probably wasn't going to be picked up.
The renovation of eastern Germany would, it was assumed, give a huge stimulus to the country's economy.
It was assumed, given the foreign-investment rule, that BP would have swiftly flipped that stake to Rosneft.
Gordon Edwards, the president of the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility, an environmental group in Montreal, said that contamination of the lake had been assumed, given the plant's age, history and location.
These borrowers assumed, given the market's seemingly unyielding ascent, that they could simply sell their homes for a hefty gain before the interest-only period ended.
