The phrase "assumes according" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a condition or expectation based on certain criteria, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The analysis assumes according to the latest data trends, but it needs further clarification."
Alternatives: "assumes based on" or "presumes according to".
The nature of the events which are said to require resilience; 2. The different nuances in meaning that resilience assumes according to those different events, and 3.
After 2015 year, the amount of spent fuel generation was estimated by using three scenarios that this study assumes according to variation of number of nuclear power plants: the "discontinue scenario", the "maintenance scenario", and the "increase scenario".
Commissary supporters say the discount grocery store could be a moneymaker because it would generate more sales than the government assumes, according to a letter from Reps.
We had information on treatments that were performed after the HRQoL measurement and we assumed, according to standards, that these treatments were prescribed in accordance with each patient's condition, integrating performance status.
At the Corby Business academy in Northamptonshire, discipline is not so much imposed as assumed, according to its principal, John Henrys.
Efficacies of different interventions were assumed according to what reported in the guidelines of the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA)33.
Modern humans likely originated in southern Africa, rather than eastern Africa as is generally assumed, according to the results of a large study of genetic variation.
The stress-strain relationship for concrete in compression for short term uniaxial loading is assumed according to Eurocode 2 for nonlinear analysis.
Heatwaves are not as deadly as has been assumed, according to research that suggests prolonged exposure to moderately cold temperatures kills more people than scorching or freezing spells.
And the big companies may not be as beholden to their installed network equipment as the upstarts may assume, according to David C. Nagle, AT&T's chief technology officer and president of AT&T Labs.
The applied 2D numerical inversion of both theoretical and well logs yielded quantitative estimates of petrophysical parameters of reservoirs, with clay volume fraction assumed according to the chosen conductivity model.
