Sentence examples for assumed milder from inspiring English sources

Orr [ 15] found that the optimum mutation rate was equal to the harmonic mean of the selection coefficients of deleterious mutations when selection for beneficial mutations was assumed milder than selection for deleterious mutations.

In the second experiment, we assume mild quantization of the color image, e.g., by QP = 30.

By this method, we included 149 individuals (1.6%) who never received a dementia diagnosis despite it might have been more precise to assume mild cognitive impairment instead of manifest dementia in these cases.

We assumed that mild cases never result in severe outcomes (i.e. death, permanent disability, or hospitalization).

We assumed that mild, moderate, and severe CHF (Von Hoff et al, 1979; Schwartz et al, 1987) corresponded to the New York Heart Association classes II, III, and IV, respectively, for use in our model.

In alternative calculations we entered cognitive function as ordinal, assuming that mild cognitive impairment represents a milder form of impairment than Alzheimer's disease.

Moreover, by assuming a mild Lipschitz condition on the chosen state-dependent coefficient form, fulfillment of a modified H∞ performance index is guaranteed in the proposed filter.

"While sovereign debt is decreasing for all countries (even Greece) with inflation at 2%, once we dial inflation down to 1% and assume a mild tapering-induced rise in interest rate of 1.50 percentage points over two years, debt becomes unsustainable for most of the peripheral sovereigns," said Fathom's Danny Gabay.

Those models often assume a "mild randomness" of market fluctuations.

We may assume that mild permissive hypovolemia would be well tolerated and associated with good neurologic outcome early after SAH.

We shall assume some mild conditions over G in such a way that results can be applied in several cases including optimization problems, fixed point problems, variational problems, variational inequality problems, and convex vector minimization problems [29, 30].