The phrase "assumed to include a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or interpretations regarding a particular subject or item that is believed to encompass something else.
Example: "The budget proposal is assumed to include a contingency fund for unexpected expenses."
Alternatives: "expected to encompass a" or "presumed to cover a".
Mechanisms of renal IRI-induced lung injury are assumed to include a dysregulation of water clearance, inflammation, an innate immune response, proinflammatory cytokines, oxidative stress, and apoptosis [29].
In these studies, the secondary cell was assumed to include a source, a set of relays, and a destination in addition to a primary user in the neighboring primary cell.
The genetic testing option is assumed to include a blood sample and assessment of other lung cancer risk factors.
As no psychiatric hospitals exist in Calgary, this sample can be assumed to include a representative series of admissions for psychiatric and non-psychiatric indications.
The study can therefore be assumed to include a less variable sample compared to if the entire addiction literature was sampled.
Statin monitoring was assumed to include a liver test at the initial prescribing visits, and a further liver test and accompanying primary care visit, valued as a GP visit, 6 weeks later.
Reprogramming of somatic cells to a pluripotent state is assumed to include an array of epigenetic modifications, and a reactivation of pluripotency-associated genes [33], [51].
> Definition of prevention strategies The sub-optimal care or baseline situation was assumed to include an annual visit to a physician and podiatrist where routine tests are performed once, but neither education nor appropriate footwear is provided.
The sub-optimal care or baseline situation was assumed to include an annual visit to a physician and podiatrist where routine tests are performed once, but neither education nor appropriate footwear is provided.
Fig. 1 Decision tree diagram for patients at high-risk of ulceration, diabetic foot and related outcomes > ii) Definition of prevention strategies The sub-optimal care or baseline situation was assumed to include an annual visit to a physician and podiatrist where routine tests are performed once, but neither education nor appropriate footwear is provided.
However, their estimate of deaths from unknown foodborne agents depended on accurately estimating deaths from gastroenteritis of unknown cause, a category assumed to include all deaths from unknown foodborne agents.
