The phrase "assumed individually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consideration or evaluation of items, factors, or people on a one-by-one basis rather than collectively.
Example: "The results of the experiment were assumed individually to determine the impact of each variable."
Alternatives: "considered separately" or "evaluated individually".
Thus, we assumed that individuals can recognize each other individually and are able to react to experiences in conflicts by adjusting future dyad-specific conflict behaviour.
The bladerows are assumed to be individually rotating with arbitrary rotational velocities, and therefore the model can be reduced to a rotor/stator/rotor model or a counter-rotating multi-rotor system model by appropriately specifying rotational velocity parameters.
The phenotypic information of a daughter of any one male in each of these pedigrees was either considered to be part of the daughter yield deviation of the corresponding sire, or was assumed to be an individually observed genotyped daughter of this sire.
Within GRW, the superposition of two states which, when considered individually, are assumed to lead to different and definite perceptions of macroscopic locations, are dynamically forbidden.
Since it is not practical to model a huge number of subscribers individually, we assumed users are placed as chunks like group of workers in a floor of a building or customers waiting in a bank office.
In addition, males are assumed to repeatedly migrate individually.
One trial was randomized by compound, but for the analysis we assumed that it was individually randomized (Greenwood 1989 GMB).
In this paper, we assume that agents individually face abductive or inductive tasks in a globally coherent environment, and we show that general mechanisms can be designed that abstractly regard both cases as special instances of a problem of hypothesis refinement through propagation.
In this model, both the Fo rotor (i.e. the c-ring) and the corresponding stator (the a-subunit) are assumed to be rigid bodies individually.
For example, the significant difference between intervention and control quoted on the cover of the BMJ for Alderman 2006 (Cluster) assumed 27,995 children had been individually randomized.
