Sentence examples for assuming that the reported from inspiring English sources

Assuming that the reported abstinence time actually was longer among the Faroese men, these men still produced similar numbers of sperm as the Danish men, suggesting that the sperm production rate is lower in the Faroese population compared to Danes.

Assuming that the reported odds ratio of 5.65 for family history of ADHD remained unaltered, a 6- to 8-fold increase in the number of case children with this exposure would commensurately increase the relevant Wald statistic and almost certainly reduce the Wald statistics of the associations with BLL and/or maternal education, conceivably to nonsignificant levels.

Our finding of no association between smoking status and seroprevalence would tend to favour the second explanation, assuming that the reported association with smoking and symptomatic Q fever is valid.

We were particularly interested in the first three weeks of the STEC outbreak, i.e. weeks 21 23, when there was still uncertainty about the outbreak vehicle, assuming that the reporting excess would be highest during this time period.

Therefore, we assume that the reported allergies had no impact on the outcome of the lung function tests or lung SPECT examinations.

It can be assumed that the reported depressiveness/anxiety is associated with a higher sensitivity for pain symptoms, a biased attention towards pain and a rather dysfunctional evaluation of pain (pain catastrophizing) [69, 70].

The authors assume that the reported decrease in WAT in solution may be dependent on the high surface activity of reagents that may be responsible for decrease in surface tension at the boundary solution solid particles and corresponding reduction in the minimum size of the nucleus according to Eq. (7).

We assume that the reported kinase activities correspond to that in the nuclear compartment.

For example, in the proposed LAD-aFL method, it is assumed that the reported intensity data is properly normalized.

We thus assume that the reported effects are robust and can be assigned to real training effects.

We assume that the reported estimates for the total population may thus be biased towards the null because of potential exposure misclassification.