The phrase "assumed improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a presumed or expected enhancement or progress in a particular context, such as performance or conditions.
Example: "The team reported an assumed improvement in productivity after implementing the new software."
Alternatives: "expected enhancement" or "presumed progress".
Historically, this process has been considered a more or less direct series of assumed improvements within a single lineage that eventually culminated in the burnished "perfection" of H. sapiens.
But even that supposed stumbling block has caveats: assuming improvement, both players may end up approximating – if not fully realizing – those values.
With a final sample size of 34 participants in each group we would have 99% power to find a significant difference between at least two of the 6 groups and 80% power to find a significant difference between Group 6 and Group 2 assuming improvement rates as outlined in Table 4. Therefore, we will have adequate power to assess both our primary outcomes.
We assumed that improvement in sexual appetite; frequency and performance are logical indicators for the improvement in the overall wellbeing.
It can be assumed that improvement of eating disorder symptoms might influence depressiveness and symptoms of anxiety.
Moreover, with only two tOPV SIAs per year the model did not project elimination of type 2 cVDPVs despite the assumed sustained improvement of SIAs going forward.
In scenario B we assumed an improvement in survival was due to the utilization of adjuvant treatments (hazard ratio of 0.75 with reference to the 1980-89 Catalan hazard rates).
Even the scenario analyses with a price reduction of the TAVI device cost to €10 000 or an assumed QoL improvement of 0.1 during the whole first year results in relatively high ICERs, that is, on average €455 000 and €205 000 per QALY gained, respectively.
Regarding worker productivity, we assume zero improvement or an improvement of max.
