The phrase "assumed number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a number is taken for granted or accepted without verification, often in mathematical or statistical discussions.
Example: "In our calculations, we used an assumed number of participants to estimate the overall cost of the event."
Alternatives: "estimated figure" or "presumed value".
The assumed difference of 200 MET-minutes is an ambitious goal and a balance between assumed effect of intervention, time to follow-up, and assumed number of patients.
The difficulty of identifying multiple cracks without a priori knowledge of the number of cracks is overcome by comparing the residual sum of squares of each solution with assumed number of cracks.
The assumed number of populations (K) was set from 2 to 13.
The assumed number of populations was set from K = 1 to 10.
An assumed number of participants per village of 30 and an intra-cluster correlation coefficient of 0.05 could be expected.
aG = assumed number of generations between sampling points; bCalculated using the Jorde and Ryman method [ 40]; cCalculated using the classical moment-based method of Waples [ 41].
HMM with K = 13 or 16 in which the assumed number of states is larger than the true number of states consistently perform the worst especially in terms of F-measure for the boundary detection accuracy.
The sample collection and initial processing of samples was performed as described previously [ 16]. *Cell equivalent calculated based on the copy assumed number of one 16S rRNA gene per mycobacterial cell.
These overestimations resulted from the modelling of beta cells as spheres with diameters equal to their observed major axis (ESM 6 .The mean number of ISGs/beta cell fixed with HPF was 5,000 6,000, which is ∼50% of the previously assumed number and close to the mean value (6,420) of the two beta cells reconstructed by 3D tomography [ 26].
As vocational school students are nested within school classes, we needed to consider a potential design effect of 1.15 (assumed number of participants per school class: n = 4; intra-cluster correlation coefficient: 0.05 [ 8]), resulting in an estimated required sample size of n = 675 per study group and a total of N = 1350 study participants.
Four days after the schoolgirls were taken, military spokesman Major General Chris Olukolade reported that most of 129 girls (the assumed number at the time) had been "rescued".
