The phrase "assumed starting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a baseline or initial condition that is taken for granted or accepted without proof.
Example: "In our calculations, we used an assumed starting point of zero for the analysis."
Alternatives: "presumed beginning" or "accepted starting point".
Of course, if their welfare dictates, then siblings should be split, but that shouldn't be the assumed starting point for children being adopted any more than it is for the rest of our children.
where α is the recovered distribution and m is the assumed starting distribution.
Thus, the intricate expertise of everyday activity is forgotten and taken for granted by AI as an assumed starting point.
The use of assumed, starting density values imparts another level of uncertainty into the overall model results.
In some cases, the assumed starting density matches quite well with the model density (e.g., rock unit Tsy; Table 1).
There is a case for using the July 17 testing of the earlier low for an assumed starting point for the next rise.
But also hidden in the document was a clause that meant this extension did not, as one might have assumed, start from 2011, but from 1961, when Blythe Court was built.
(d) Demonstrating drug profiles for VOR and PNB with identical exposure (AUC is approximately 1000 nM Hours) assuming starting doses of 91 nM for PNB and 500 nM for VOR.
It's safe to assume starting an ice cream business is a notably less popular option, but that is exactly what former New Zealand forward Rory Fallon has chosen to do after hanging up his boots aged 35.
Last year, she was named associate conductor of the L.A. Phil, a position she will assume starting this summer.
That off-color nickname, one assumes, started in a different political climate, when it seemed we could be a bit cavalier and ironic with such terminology.
