The phrase "assumed low" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing expectations or estimations, but it would need clarification or rephrasing for better understanding.
Example: "The project's budget was assumed low, leading to unexpected costs."
Alternatives: "presumed minimal" or "estimated low".
Scenarios that assume vaccine efficacy against carriage of 10% or 20% illustrate that herd effects are critical for the impact and cost effectiveness of routine adolescent vaccination, but because of the assumed low carriage prevalence in infants the assumed vaccine impact on carriage is less important in the consideration of routine infant vaccination alone (table 6).
Therefore, we assumed low waste levels to prevail only in the four contract-converge scenarios (Supplementary Table 3).
In the testing stages of the device, we did have a mechanism that assumed low current to be shut-off, but now in the final version, all measurements and calculations are done exactly as they would on paper and we did not need to calibrate or insert a "fudge factor" to obtain decent results.
The assumed low mortality for park trees leads to consistently larger quantities of alive than accumulated dead biomass.
At the same time, service consumers' assumed low switching barriers induce a pricing pressure, forcing service providers to share respective savings.
The carbonate content in the Ongeluk lavas and its comparison with other equivalents of various ages revealed that the total CO2 concentration in 2.4 Ga seawater was extremely low, which potentially accounts for the assumed low atmospheric CO2 levels during the Paleoproterozoic global glaciation.
Increasingly, instead, your experience beyond a certain point — say, 5-10 years, depending on many factors — is assumed low-value unless proven otherwise.
In all cases the reference group for assessing increased risk of failure is the category with the assumed lowest risk of treatment failure.
Mortality estimates were reduced approximately 30% when we assumed low-concentration thresholds of 33.3 ppb for O3 and 5.8 μg/m for PM2.5.
'Low activity/high sitting' was used as the reference group, representing the assumed lowest level of energy expenditure and, thus, the least favourable combination.
Night blindness and trachoma were of the lowest awareness and knowledge thus the assumed lowest status of awareness was 20% in all diseases with allowable error of 20%.
