The phrase "assumed presence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the belief or expectation that something or someone is present, even if it has not been confirmed.
Example: "The study was based on the assumed presence of certain variables that could influence the outcome."
Alternatives: "presumed existence" or "expected presence".
The two sources define specific heat and thermal conductivity similarly except that the specific heat defined in ASCE (1992) spikes between 400 to 600 °C due to the assumed presence of quartz and the thermal conductivity defined in EC2 (1992) reduces at a slightly lower rate with increased temperature.
[18] It is important to note that, in spite of the assumed presence of TRPV1 receptor in the brain [9], [60], [61], capsaicin (100 nM–100 µM) and RTX (100 nM) failed to alter the basal intracellular Ca2+-levels in the rat hippocampal nerve terminals [62].
In such cases it may be logical to apply the therapy based on the assumed presence of infection.
Therefore, we might have missed to detect the presence of a disease susceptibility locus due to the large distance exceeding the assumed presence of LD between any markers.
We assumed presence of conflict of interest when at least one of the listed authors was employed by the drug company producing the marketed drug as evident from address information of each author even though no conflict of interest was officially declared.
Within this context, the influence of mutation age was analyzed under a simulation design, assuming presence or absence of selection on mutant QTL alleles.
In our theoretical analysis, we show that our Greedy Forwarding achieves in the worst case a 3.291 path stretch approximation bound with respect to the shortest path, without assuming presence of symmetrical links or unit disk graphs.
Its adaptive modification has been proposed in [2] in the context of target tracking problems with sensors having limited sensing range, but without assuming presence of clutter.
Being a big bastard is not as important as you would assume; presence is necessary, but size can be negated by emotional intelligence and will.
These observations do not indicate that the data from these previous studies are of poor quality, but rather that coverage is insufficient to assume presence and absence of transcripts in the various parasite lifecycle stages.
In the pooled AREDS sample there was approximately 83.5% power to detect an increase in allele frequency of the size observed assuming presence of 11 mtDNA European haplogroups and an α-level of 0.05.
