The phrase "assumed height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a height is taken for granted or estimated, often in technical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The calculations were based on the assumed height of the structure, which was set at 10 meters."
Alternatives: "estimated height" or "projected height".
We assumed height of these patients would be comparable with 20-year-old patients and therefore treated these data points as such.
In addition, the measured ion drifts are mapped down from a satellite altitude of ~470 300 km, which is the assumed height of SuperDARN F-region scatter (i.e., Koustov et al. 2007; Chisham et al. 2008).
Here only the strength of the current is determined, while the assumed height of the equatorial electrojet is fixed as 100 km, turning the inversion from a nonlinear into a linear optimisation problem.
The dbh threshold for using our empirical biomass estimates for small trees versus the constants from Standish et al. [19], suitable for larger trees, was defined by the intersection of our local parameterization curve and the Standish parameterization under the assumed height-diameter relationship (Additional file 2: Appendix B).
The dbh threshold for using our empirical biomass estimates for small trees versus the constants from Standish et al. [ 19], suitable for larger trees, was defined by the intersection of our local parameterization curve and the Standish parameterization under the assumed height-diameter relationship (Additional file 2: Appendix B).
If typical values for rock density (ρr= 2.67 [g/cm3]) and an assumed surface height change (Δh = −10 [mm]) are substituted into this equation, the change in gravity is found to be Δg = 1.97 [µgal].
Allen et al. (1998) defined ET0 as "the rate of evapotranspiration from a hypothetical crop with an assumed crop height (0.12 m) and a fixed canopy resistance (70 s/m) and albedo (0.23) which would closely resemble evapotranspiration from an extensive surface of green grass cover of uniform height, actively growing, completely shading the ground and not short of water.
The image I had conjured of the thirty-two-year-old currently en route to my front door from our meager interaction on Grindr was as telling as a police report: an assumed age, height, and weight, as well as one scrupulously selected profile picture.
As we had assumed, other height and weight-based methods also produce inaccurate surface area estimates when applied to fossil taxa whose body proportions differ from those of humans.
The nominal case also assumed: mixing height = 500 m; ambient temperature = 15°C; background concentration = 0 ppm; atmospheric stability category (SC) = D (the most common case); wind speed = 4 m s-1; vehicle volume = 10,000 vehicles hr-1; road at grade level; mixing zone width = 30 m, and an artificially high emission rate to obtain sufficient precision in model outputs.
Most of the above work assumed a height-integrated conductivity in the ionosphere.
