Sentence examples for assumed to differ from from inspiring English sources

The plastic bending behaviour and section moment capacity of LSB sections with web holes can be assumed to differ from those without, but have yet to be investigated.

To reflect different modulation conditions between the two heliospheric hemispheres in our numerical model, the enhancement of both polar and radial perpendicular diffusion off the ecliptic plane is assumed to differ from heliographic pole to pole.

Clearance pathways of inhaled nanoparticles (NPs) from the lungs are assumed to differ from those of larger particles (> 100 nm diameter).

In the expanded model, the responses in one study were assumed to differ from the other, on average, by a fixed factor.

Hybrid and polyploid forms are often assumed to differ from parental diploids in many traits (e.g. Stillwell and Benfey. 1995. Aquaculture 137, 355-358).

In addition to the four intrusiveness indicator variables, two measures of parenting and family processes assumed to differ from intrusiveness were included: parental involvement [ 41] and positive coparenting [ 42].

Offender movement patterns should not be assumed to differ considerably from the movement of the non-criminal population [27].

Instead, they have a quitting time that is the result of two factors: the need to conserve energy in order to fly back to their own nest (often over 5 km distant for bees living in the wild; Seeley 1985) and the cost of continued attempts, which is higher than for nestmates because the robber is assumed to differ more from the guard's template and to trigger greater aggression.

The effect of condition was assumed to differ across participants and was drawn from a uniform distribution of between 0 and 100 ms, giving an overall population mean effect size of 50 ms.

A variation to this approach has been the use of an adaptive threshold where nematode intensities, or appearance, are assumed to significantly differ from the average background intensities [27], [33], [34].

Using LCA to predict possible impacts (consequential LCA) is challenging as actual impacts will depend on the choices made in practice (e.g., on land-use for crop cultivation) which are likely to differ from those assumed in the model (e.g., if the model assumes that worst-case iLUC scenarios will be avoided).