The phrase "assumes equivalent" is not correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing assumptions or equivalences in logic, mathematics, or theoretical discussions, but it needs clarification or additional context.
Example: "The model assumes equivalent conditions for both scenarios, which may not hold true in practice."
Alternatives: "presumes equal" or "takes as equivalent".
The dynamic EnPEn framework closes the gap between experimental EIS and the uncertainty introduced by assuming equivalent circuits.
For the calculation of QA (angular frequency times the average stored energy in the near field divided by the radiated power), the radiation from the piezoelectric element is assumed equivalent to a simple electric dipole wire.
The normal pressure or Winkler elastic foundation parameter is approximated as a series of closely spaced, mutually independent, vertical linear elastic springs where the foundation modulus is assumed equivalent to stiffness of the springs.
Two random states S and C are similar if S would always produce the same sequence of pseudo-random numbers as a copy of C when given as the random-state argument to the function random, assuming equivalent limit arguments in each case.
Effectiveness was quantified in quality adjusted life years (QALYs); survival was assumed equivalent between strategies.
The void and crack distribution in some distance from the borehole is unknown and assumed equivalent to the known borehole: The crack or hose extension must be assumed.
Since the two norms are assumed equivalent, we obtain a k + 1 a k ≤ C 0. for some C 0 > 1.
As the experimental data on a calibration grating show, assuming equivalent image quality, our method has an advantage of up to three times in imaging speed.
Impedance analysis was carried out using the commercially available Windows-based ZSimpWin®3.21 computer program, which determines the parameters of the assumed equivalent circuit by a nonlinear least-squares fit.
