The phrase "assumes possible" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a condition or hypothesis, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The theory assumes possible outcomes based on previous data."
Alternatives: "presumes potential" or "takes into account feasible".
But if this is what actuality for worlds amounts to, then assuming possible worlds are possibly actual, it would follow that for each possible world all its members could be true together.
Although Sander is a minimalist label, he has made it perform at a higher technical level than generally assumed possible, and in this way his work is comparable to the energy and farsightedness of Helmut Lang.
These data may provide a correct vector for rational drug design assuming possible intrinsic dynamic effects.
Also, Additional file 1: Figure S2 shows the assumed possible conformations of multi-LNA- or OMeNA-modified TBAs.
If there was a sudden fall in saturation during the procedure, we assumed possible thrombin escape into the circulation.
First, all applications are assumed to require sensing coverage and network connectivity continuously; Second, a random dense deployment of sensors is always assumed possible; And third, the sensing ranges can be easily modeled by some sensing circles.
It must be noted that R = R ˜ if and only if ν ¯ k k = 1 K ⊂ Ω, i.e., the true source spatial frequencies belong to the set of the assumed possible frequencies.
When we examined for the possible effects of non-paternity, results were essentially unchanged from those presented in tables 2 and 3 in sensitivity analyses assuming possible non-paternity up to levels of 20% (results available from authors on request).
Extension is assumed possible, and the model included up to 24 weeks' prophylaxis.
Assuming possible losses, we chose to include two more individuals in each group totaling 60 patients.
