The phrase "assumed usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expected or presumed way something is utilized or applied in a particular context.
Example: "The software's assumed usage is to streamline project management tasks for teams."
Alternatives: "expected usage" or "presumed application".
For example, the ADL study found mid-sized electric cars saved only 19% on CO2 emissions over 20-years of use, assuming usage exceeding 150,000 miles.
Assuming usage of one half to one gram of cannabis medicine per day per patient and an average retail price of $320 per ounce, these legal consumers represent a $2.3 to $6.2 billion market annually.
Briefly, the RSCU of a codon (X) represents the number of times it appears in a sequence (observed usage), divided by the expected usage value, assuming random usage of synonymous codons for the corresponding amino acid (C).
The per-day costs of each piece of equipment were calculated on the basis of the annualized cost of each piece of equipment, the number of patients it served in one day, and an assumed 80% usage rate of capacity [ 12]. bCPAP = bubble continuous positive airway pressure.
The relative synonymous codon usage (RSCU = observed frequency/expected frequency assuming equal usage of synonymous codons for an amino acid), the relative codon adaptiveness (w, RSCU normalized to the most abundant synonymous codon for an amino acid) and the CAI values were calculated for the human ACHE gene sequence [ 31] according to Sharp and Li [ 55] (Fig. 2).
It's not correct to assume that usage necessarily leads to more ROS leak, but it might nonetheless be true that usage contributes to a higher mutation rate as a result of greater mtDNA turnover and copying errors.
In other words, it is not correct to assume that usage necessarily leads to more ROS leak, but it might nonetheless be true that usage contributes to a higher mutation rate as a result of greater mtDNA turnover and copying errors.
Then, we chose a start codon of gene 2 either according to the empirical start codon usage in prokaryotic genomes (80% ATG, 17% GTG, and 3% TTG) or assuming equal usage (one-third each).
That assumes a usage of around 18,000 kW/h per year heating the home and hot water.
