The phrase "assumed to project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions based on certain assumptions or analyses.
Example: "The data collected from the previous year is assumed to project future sales trends for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "expected to indicate" or "predicted to reflect".
Here, it is necessary to discuss that an input vector is usually assumed to project toward a decreasing direction in the previous research efforts on DEA as discussed in Sect.
Here, it is necessary to discuss that an input vector is usually assumed to project toward a decreasing direction in the previous research efforts on conventional DEA and production economics.
It has long been puzzling that the MTN-projecting cells do not form a regular mosaic, because morphologically a single type of RGC, the ON DSGC, was assumed to project to the MTN.
On the latter account, multiple cortical regions contain neurons that exhibit properties (e.g., oscillations at different rates, ramping behaviour) that would be appropriate for measuring time intervals; these neurons are assumed to project to the medium spiny neurons of the striatum where they are integrated to detect patterns of input that correspond to a specific time interval (see [32]).
In this model, neurons of the space map, which do not habituate, were assumed to project topographically to a layer of habituating neurons, the summed activity of which was assumed to control the state of dilation of the pupil (Fig. 7; a c).
These populations are assumed to project to higher level units in the visual hierarchy where faster changes in neuronal activity are engendered in the context of higher precision (for details, see Feldman and Friston 2010).
But with a total of more than 600 players, most of them far less skilled than the Olympians, on its 30 teams, the N.H.L. can't assume to project the same level of excellence that existed in Salt Lake City.
In the completely stationary situation, where (S1) and (S2) are both assumed to hold, the projected annual incidence is a constant number equaling the lifetime risk multiplied by the annual number of births.
Interactions between multiple phases of a project are commonly assumed to be important in project dynamics, yet the strength of these feedback mechanisms has not been rigorously evaluated.
In this respect, students are different from the entrepreneur, who is assumed to stay with the project through the entire program.
The manifestation of breast development that we are studying in the epidemiologic project is assumed to reflect the underlying mammary biology studied in rodent models in the biology project.
