The phrase "assumed with the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept of equivalence or similarity, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The results were assumed with the same parameters as before, leading to consistent outcomes."
Alternatives: "assumed to be the same" or "considered equivalent".
Given the particular utility function that we have assumed, agents with the same ex ante preferences but who are endowed with different health care needs, that is (s^{g}_{1}) and (s^{b}_{1}), will get exactly the same bundle.
There are multiple values and beliefs held by different lesbian women so, again, it was important not to assume similarity with the same sex attracted women being interviewed.
With so many publications in reputable journals, perhaps the reviewers had been lulled into a sense of complacency, assuming scientific standards had been met previously and, with little oversight, assumed the same standards had been upheld.
The compliance with stool DNA testing was assumed to be the same with FOBT.
The power capacity and the household number of the residential region are assumed to be the same with an IEEE 33-node distribution network with the maximum load power of 5084 kW introduced in [27].
The influence of silica content on the particular minerals that crystallize from a rock magma is a complex interaction of several parameters, and it cannot be assumed that rocks with the same silica content will have the same mineralogy.
We assumed that genes with the same regulation would show a similar expression pattern.
All points within a block are assumed to rotate with the same angular velocity.
In our initial set of a priori models, models that assumed hunt areas with the same covariates were exchangeable (EX) generally performed better than spatial convolution models that accounted for correlations among neighboring areas (BYM, Table S2).
For simplicity, molecules of all kinds are assumed to hop with the same rate h.
