The phrase "assumed in the sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing variables, conditions, or characteristics that are taken for granted within a specific sample or study.
Example: "The results of the experiment were based on several factors that were assumed in the sample, including age and socioeconomic status."
Alternatives: "presumed in the sample" or "taken for granted in the sample".
Furthermore, the increased recall rate observed in this study was higher than assumed in the sample size calculation.
Of note is the observed placebo response rate, which was higher than assumed in the sample size calculation.
It was also assumed in the sample size calculation that physician baseline demographic measures and baseline practice patterns would contribute an additional 10% variation to the outcomes.
The ICCC for the overall prevalence of 0.12 was higher than assumed in the sample size estimation, such that cluster adjustment results in larger variance estimations and CIs.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> a ICCC Intracluster correlation coefficient, b DF Design factor.
A gender imbalance was therefore assumed in the examined sample of parents.
In addition, the standard deviation of the baseline adherence of patients was smaller than that assumed in the original sample size calculation.
We subjected the 14 predictor items of the EAS and CBCL questionnaires to a principal component analysis to ensure that the items represent the three-factor structure theoretically assumed in the present sample.
Because normality and equality of variance could not be assumed in the small samples, Q-Q plots and Levene tests were carried out.
The limitation values, following Laboratory Fortified Blank, showed significant differences in the signal-to-noise ratio and calibration curve slope methods, which are assumed in the results for the sample concentration factor to be 1,000 times in water and 10 times in sediment matrices.
Tendon pain, rupture and abnormal imaging may share an underlying pathology (tendinosis), but this cannot be assumed in the absence of histological samples.
If a similar level is assumed in the present pre-perfusion samples, this will mean that during the perfusion BDE-209 accumulates in both the perfused cotyledon and the surrounding tissue with concentrations 20- and 100-times the background, respectively.
