The phrase "assumes consistent" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
You can use it in contexts where you want to indicate that something is based on a consistent assumption, but it needs to be part of a larger, grammatically complete sentence.
Example: "The model assumes consistent behavior from all participants in the study."
Alternatives: "presumes uniform" or "takes for granted stability".
The success of the MDI approach outlined above also assumes consistent carbohydrate intake at each meal.
The use of the adjective "emerging" as a prefix to "infectious diseases" implies the necessity of determining the temporal and geospatial distribution of any given candidate infectious disease, and assumes consistent clinical or laboratory case definitions are applied over time or between surveillance locales for such comparisons to be valid.
Another caveat derives from the fact that the method we use to assign preferred and unpreferred codon status assumes consistent codon preference across growth/developmental phases, tissue types, etc. Codon preferences are known to be variable within an organism (eg [ 31]) in accordance with spatially or temporally fluctuating tRNA levels.
A resolution of 0.1 wt.% for the alloying elements is assumed, consistent with manufacturing practice.
We inferred the area of influence of traps by assuming consistent densities across the larger spatial scale and then solving for area impacted by the traps.
Polyspermy and parthenogenesis are negligible in mouse IVF systems[15] (personal unpublished data) and assumed consistent across treatments.
For simplicity, we will assume, consistent with estimates from measurements [ 33], that HSCs divide only asymmetrically.
A constant biting rate (a = 0.2) is assumed, consistent with observations in this region (Garrett-Jones and Shidrawi 1969).
We will perform scenario analyses including lifetime projections assuming consistent effects of WelTel over time, diminishing effects and no effect beyond 1 year.
However, we believe that the longitudinal design of our study (Sokol et al. 2006) gives us more confidence in the results, assuming consistent within-subject time activity patterns.
This tree shows distances between strains based on small adaptations inside mutually conserved genes, which translate into an approximate timeline when assuming consistent rates of evolution.
