The phrase "assumed peak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a level or point that is taken as a maximum or highest point based on assumptions or estimations.
Example: "The researchers calculated the assumed peak of the population growth based on previous trends."
Alternatives: "estimated maximum" or "projected peak".
The second and fourth harmonics showed opposite phases: cortisol assumed peak values when SP-D reached a minimum value.
In Figure 1B, the time intervals between the sampling year of each CSD set and the assumed peak year 1970 are labeled Δ t1 to Δ t4.
The highest level of solubilized hexoses, (that is, 36.4 g per 100 g DM (55% of theoretical value)), was found for DAH at a CS of 3.17 (corresponding to 1% H2SO4, for 7 min at 202°C). Figure 7 shows a plateau of 35 g per 100 g DM for a CS of 2.95 to 3.38 with an assumed peak at 3.02 to 3.17.
Faecal sampling of sheep was performed subsequent to the recognition of the outbreak, approximately one month after the assumed peak exposure to children in the day-care centre.
For the SWaP budget, we assume peak power consumption during the whole orbit as a worst-case scenario and to account for the use of several successive OGS connections.
We assume peak intake occurred in 1970.
Assuming peaks are split as doublets, the cutoff rises to 10 μM.
An additional 25%% should be added when extrapolating PTPes from Pmus, peak, aw and an additional 50%% should be added when extrapolating PTPes, PEEPi from Pmus, peak, aw, assuming Pmus, peak, es and Pmus, peak, aw are equal.
Peptide isotope model was assumed, and peak set height threshold for extraction was set to ≥500 counts.
For this aim two different criteria can be assumed: the peak power minimization or the average time length maximization of the air-conditioning plant working step.
The authors assumed a peak power constraint at the secondary transmitter and an average interference constraint at the primary receiver.
