The phrase "assumed weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a weight is estimated or taken for granted, often in scientific, engineering, or statistical discussions.
Example: "The assumed weight of the object was crucial for the calculations in the experiment."
Alternatives: "estimated weight" or "projected weight".
Even with all the accoutrements of the modern traveler, I doubt that I would push the scales much beyond 150 -- far below the new 190-pound assumed weight.
*galactosamine-sensitised (= TNF-α hypersensitised) † adrenalectomised mice ** assumed weight of mice: 20 g In addition to lethality, various other toxicity endpoints were examined in some of the studies listed in Table 2 and others.
By way of comparison, some examples of reported lethal concentrations of Enterobacteriaceae LPS are: 5 20 mg/kg [ 164], 6 mg/kg [ 165] and 24 mg/kg [ 163] (LD50 concentrations in various strains of LPS-sensitive mice; assumed weight of mice = 20 g) to LD80 concentrations of 10 23 mg/kg [ 166].
Ms. Bailey said she did not know what her airline would do when the assumed weight was raised to 30 pounds.
Lisa Bailey, a spokeswoman for American Eagle, the commuter affiliate of American Airlines, said her airline already weighed bags individually on some flights from Kennedy International Airport, Miami and San Juan, P.R., because the actual weights were less than the old assumed weight, 25 pounds.
We assumed weights of 0.1 μg for the other samples (Table 2) based on their apparent sizes (~40 μm; Table 1) and density (~3 g/cm3).
The assumed weighting functions of the MSPs are assumed to serve as a filter mechanism through which coherent cortical activity can elicit striatal firing only at the appropriate time.
To me it would seem worth explicit mention that equation 2 does not add "weighting" as a new assumption; rather it converts one assumed weighting (equal weight for all dimensions) into another (different weight for all dimensions): this only adds to the authors arguments in favor of dW.
The angle between the crack direction and the shaft deformation direction is used to determine the closing and opening of the crack, allowing one to study the dynamic response without assuming weight dominance.
Assume weight on satisfies the following conditions: (i it is nonincreasing, continuous, and, (ii there exist two constants with such that (2.49).
For this approach, multiple imputation was used to handle missing weights for individuals who dropped out after baseline; values were imputed assuming weight was regained back at a rate of 0.3 kg per month.
