The phrase "assumes no difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a particular assumption is made without considering any differences between subjects or variables.
Example: "The study assumes no difference in the effectiveness of the two treatments, leading to a more straightforward comparison of their outcomes."
Alternatives: "takes no difference into account" or "presumes uniformity".
CMA assumes no difference in outcome and compares only the costs.
20 While the analysis above assumes no difference in treatment costs for patients presenting to hospital and patients already resident in hospital, a series of alternative scenarios were explored whereby the mean per patient cost estimates were assumed to be 50% higher; this was 50% lower for the estimated 16% of total cases already in hospital.
This study has been criticized on several grounds, including that it overlooks the contribution of commensal-contaminating flora, that it takes no account of individuals at greater risk of disease, and crucially assumes no difference between disease due to sensitive and resistant strains.
Several studies have documented sex differences in TL and, assuming no difference at birth, often inferred that the attrition rate differs between the sexes (reviewed in [ 18]).
Again we assume no difference according to age.
Pre-loading with unlabelled mAb was preferred from a logistical perspective (infusion of the unlabelled mAb in a phase I oncology unit), assuming no difference in uptake between pre-loading and co-infusion.
Thus, it can be expected that the number of available jobs has a negative influence on the NEET rate: the more jobs available in a province, the lower the NEET rate will be (H3) We assume no difference between age groups, as all young people are faced with this development.
We therefore assume no difference between years 1 and 2, so F2' = F1'.
One of these (ii) assumed no difference in detection probability between V7 and V9 tags while the others (iii vi) assumed an additive difference that was consistent among years, i.e., p(.+tag type).; Table 1).
We assume no difference in utility among the groups compared for the true negative.
Comparisons between the two protocol groups were made assuming no difference between the treatment groups.
