Sentence examples for assumed to adopt from inspiring English sources

This crosslinking domain has been assumed to adopt an architecture in which the putative hinge region links two α-helices.

A well-endowed household is assumed to adopt improved agricultural technology more than the less endowed one.

Based on molecular modeling studies the compounds are assumed to adopt a binding pose similar to that of the potent mGAT1 inhibitor nipecotic acid.

For all these 12 conformations of each configuration, the alkyl chain from C4′ to C14′ and from C2′′ to C8′′ was assumed to adopt an anti conformation, which is the energetically most preferable conformer [20].

If the absorptive capacity, αi of the agent without the innovation is greater than the willingness to share (or secrecy), σj, of the agent with the innovation, the agent is assumed to adopt the innovation.

For simplicity in the presentation and without loss of generality, all users are assumed to adopt the same efficiency function ( fleft {gamma}_iright)={left 1-{e}^{-1.15cdot {gamma}_i}right)}^M ), M ={left 1-{ey reflecting the use of the same modulation and coding scheme by all users.

This hinges on an arcane debate about whether the Senate is a "continuing body", always working under the same rules, or an intermittent assembly which is simply assumed to have adopted the rules prevailing in the previous Congress unless someone objects.

The scheme is integrated with H.264/AVC, which is assumed to be adopted by the surveillance system, to achieve an efficient implementation.

Notably, a threshold range of £20,000 to £30,000 per quality adjusted life year (QALY) is assumed to be adopted by national health care decision makers in the United Kingdom [ 39], corresponding to a threshold range of about 24,000 € to 36,000 € (exchange rate as of April 10th 2014).

An earlier study of vaccination behaviour, in which people were assumed to imitate others who adopted "successful" strategies, predicted that the proportion of a population that takes a vaccine could oscillate over time – first high, then low, and so on.

In this respect, this paper proposes a simplified energy-based robustness assessment approach, namely, a Temperature-Independent Approach (TIA), in the sense that the maximum temperature is assumed to be unknown, thus adopting a similar basis to typical robustness provisions where event-independent local damage scenarios are employed.