The phrase "assuming rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific rate that is being taken for granted or used as a basis for calculations or assumptions.
Example: "The financial report was prepared assuming a rate of 5% for the next fiscal year."
Alternatives: "presumed rate" or "expected rate".
The PCGs of the 21 mitogenomes were used to estimate dN/dS ratios (the ω parameter) by maximum likelihood, assuming rate constancy per codon site and branch.
The tuf gene sequences were aligned and a neighbor-joining tree was constructed using MEGA 4.1 with the maximum composite likelihood model assuming rate uniformity and pattern homogeneity [ 9].
We intrapolated to obtain the estimates over 100 kb segments by assuming rate constancy over the 10 consecutive 100 kb segments that constitute the 1 Mbp segment for which an empirical estimate of the recombination rate were available.
The minimum sample size required for the study was 372 women based on 0.05 probability of a type 1 error (a), a precision of 2%% and assuming rate of repeated voluntary abortion about 41%% according to literature [ 8].
Smoothing methods differ from Bayesian methods, as implemented in BEAST, by the use of fixed topologies and roots and by assuming rate autocorrelation between ancestral and descendant branches [ 2- 42]42].
For a maximum likelihood (ML) analysis, we used quartet puzzling by Tree-Puzzle with 10,000 puzzling steps, the WAG substitution model and assuming rate heterogeneity with invariants plus eight gamma rate categories.
"But, assuming rates remained unchanged, he would reduce his monthly payments to £145.28, which over the remaining 18 months of his current deal would save him £2,658.96.
Assuming rates stay roughly the same and you had your money in a savings account paying 1.6%, you could save up to £62,500 before you would pay a penny of tax, according to Andrew Hagger of Moneycomms.
In chemical reaction engineering the methodology from Christiansen considering elementary kinetics assuming rate-determining steps has been successfully applied.
Assuming rates of 34%, Westgate netted roughly $50 million.
The fleet had clocked up almost a million miles over a six year testing period at that point, so has likely added a further 200,000 miles or so since then — assuming rates of testing remained the same.
