The phrase "assumed states" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing hypothetical or presupposed conditions or situations.
Example: "In the experiment, we analyzed the results based on several assumed states of the system."
Alternatives: "presumed conditions" or "hypothetical scenarios".
Such an analysis allows one to identify those with the strongest evidential value, by calculating and comparing the probabilities of the target node with and without assumed states for (a combination of) the evidence nodes.
Fig. 17 a The shake robot arm to sustainability, b the stability of the robot, c the Arm's stability in one of the assumed states Fig. 18 The robots' arm slip befor reaching the balance.
These changes are captured by modeling transition probabilities between assumed states of mastitis and non-mastitis.
The SCC patterns were captured by modeling transition probabilities between assumed states of mastitis and non-mastitis.
In addition, because of the way the assessment was worded and responded to, we assumed states not specifying a need for additional personnel had no need.
This parametric model for respiratory losses is assumed state (phytomass) independent [50].
This parametric model for respiratory losses is assumed state (phytomass) independent [ 50].
It would be wrong to assume states will now sharply cut Medicaid eligibility, Mr. Smith added.
We generally assume States enforce their laws, see Riley v. National Federation of Blind of N. C., Inc., 487 U.S. 781, 795 (1988), and have no reason to think otherwise here.
According to Joshua Rauh of the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern, assuming states make contributions at recent rates and assuming they do earn 8 percent, 20 state funds will run out of cash by 2025; Illinois, the first, will run dry in 2018.
It is easy to assume states with the most mandates have the most expensive insurance premiums.
