The phrase "assumes faster" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing speed or efficiency, but it requires additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The new model assumes faster processing times than its predecessor."
Alternatives: "presumes quicker" or "takes for granted increased speed".
This model assumes fast Ca2+ equilibration with both endogenous buffers and dye, and does not account for Ca2+ diffusion.
The linear Brownian ratchet mechanism that assumes fast translocation equilibrium predicts that, as the NTP concentration increases, the force-sensitivity of the elongation velocity decreases and eventually vanishes, because the enzyme spends less time in the load-sensitive translocation steps.
We fitted the chemical shift perturbation versus the ratio of total ligand to total protein (LT/ PT) to 3Equation 3 assumes fast binding exchange on the chemical shift time scale.
However, where density-dependent contact was assumed, faster outbreak detection (according to an assumed mortality threshold) led to a decreased opportunity for catching-team visits to coincide with an outbreak.
But it's still a long way to "full employment". Projections have us getting there in 2017 or 2018, assuming faster economic growth and no recession.
Its claim to balance the budget in a decade depends on funny money -- assuming faster growth, keeping Obamacare's tax revenue while repealing its benefits, etc.
Assuming fast template-based elongation reactions, we can show that replicators have selection thresholds that are independent of their sequence length.
The flow and mixing fields are calculated by assuming fast chemistry and a beta function pdf for mixture fraction.
Assuming fast CO2 dissolution into the melt, the recombination reaction rate of O2− with CO2 was determined at 8.1±0.1×10−2 atm−1 s−1 with oxide addition experiments.
When assuming fast diffusion, the simplified model has an error of less than 4% (relative to the mechanistic model) in the estimation of volumetric gas liquid mass transfer coefficient (kLa) in the case of low solid hold-up or low value of kLa.
