The phrase "assumed relevant for" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is considered pertinent or applicable to a particular context or situation.
Example: "The findings of the study are assumed relevant for future research in this field."
Alternatives: "considered applicable to" or "deemed pertinent for".
Despite significant differences in ovarian tumors between humans and rodents, the breakout group thought certain ovarian observations in rodent bioassays should be assumed relevant for humans.
Hence, the freshwater discharges during these months are those that can be assumed relevant for the productive season (from February to April) in terms of nutrient inputs from the Scheldt inner estuary.
The MHPs recruited were interested in learning about the internet, so MHPs who resist Internet technology were not involved in this study, and the findings cannot be assumed relevant for MHPs in general.
According to Riecken et al. [33, 36], 21 of 44 basic habitat types can be assumed as relevant for soil organism diversity [6].
The focus lies on abiotic processes and transformation products assumed to be relevant for human exposure to aryldiamines.
The dip around 100 nm is assumed to be relevant for averaging and used to determine a modulus of elasticity.
Traditionally, numerical machine learning deals with unstructured data, in the form of vectors: neural networks, graphical models, support vector machines, handle vectors of features that are assumed to be relevant for solving the problem at hand (classification or regression).
Therefore, the data from studies on F. novicida or LVS cannot simply be extrapolated and assumed to be relevant for highly virulent strains.
At low trigger concentrations assumed to be relevant for thrombosis prevention, the potency of both mechanisms of action is similar, but at high trigger concentrations, relevant for bleeding risk assessment, the effect of direct inhibition is smaller.
Different mechanisms have been assumed to be relevant for those distortions.
In particular, given the lack of utility data, the EQ5D scoring algorithm was adopted and assumed to be relevant for an Irish population.
