Sentence examples for assumed systematic from inspiring English sources

cTo simplify the presentation, the LDPC code is assumed systematic.

The assumed systematic error, B(r), increases linearly with epicentral distance.

In sum, we found support on the Moderation-Hypothesis, which assumed systematic differences in the contribution of math and science competence to problem solving competence across the 41 PISA 2003 countries.

Error in measurement is always possible, but the measures taken were the best available and we have no reason to assume systematic mis-measurement, and if measurement error is not systematically related to a variable then measurement error decreases the likelihood of significant results.

GenBank's EST database includes RNAs matching exactly human mitochondrial sequences assuming systematic asymmetric nucleotide exchange-transcription along exchange rules: A→G→C→U/T→A (12 ESTs), A→U/T→C→G→A (4 ESTs), C→G→U/T→C (3 ESTs), and A→C→G→U/T→A (1 EST), no RNAs correspond to other potential asymmetric exchange rules.

One Canadian study estimated an ICER of 253 161 Canadian dollars (about €200 000) per life year (LY) [ 22], assuming systematic lifetime supplementation of carnitine.

We considered the sensitivity factor (SEF) to be a fixed effect because we assumed a systematic association between the calibration factor and the sensitivity factor over time.

Using this model we assumed that systematic differences between observers can be avoided or repaired in practice by training.

Although the margin of victory falls within the margin of error — and assuming no systematic bias in the error — the fact that one candidate is ahead in the actual count indicates that the probability of that candidate being the true winner is, in fact, greater than 50 percent, if only by a little.

But a long downtrend into 2010 isn't inevitable, even assuming a systematic lurch to bigger government.

If a target's social properties are not decodable or inconsistent (polyvalent), theory assumes a systematic analysis of nonsocial properties.