Sentence examples for assuming the need from inspiring English sources

One reason for this is assuming the need to price and program similarly to competitive products.

However, assuming the need for tools to anonymously document the world don't die with today's OccupyWallSt shut-downs, there may be a future for GO yet.

What it comes down is a simple calculation: Assuming the need to release 10 games to get to a hit, each with $1m behind it in development, a flexible marketing budget of $10m and $5m on top for all the associated support work (admin, legal, QA, etc) do we have a valid mobile games business?

As presented in Table 17, the categorized papers differ based on assuming varying channel models, considering channel estimation, assuming the need for CSI or training, proposing either estimation or detection algorithms in the presence of synchronization errors, or driving lower bounds on estimation of TO and CFO.

However, conducting such trials appears very tricky, assuming the need of a large number of patients and long follow-up to show rare breast cancer-related events in SBC.

Assuming the need to correct for testing of all 163 IBD loci against 22 dominant taxa (3,586 tests; adjusted significance threshold = 1.39 × 10-5), woulduld need at least 3,729 samples to power the full analysis (R 'pwr' package power calculation for a linear model with 19 numerator degrees of freedom).

There are commentators who assume the need for such a showing, but in fact the lower courts have split on the issue and the Supreme Court in Salman explicitly said that it was not reaching the matter.

But concentration also assumes the need to select a major cloud partner (among a shrinking set) as soon as possible in order to optimize their products and services.

The relay for RM node assumes the need for a retransmission if either the packet transmission from the device to the coordinator or the GACK transmission from the coordinator to the relay failed.

For this second illustrative example, we assume the need to create a diverse subset of potential kinase inhibitors based on two existing focussed libraries: the AMRI kinase library (3232 molecules), and the Chembridge Kinase library (11501 molecules).

From such findings, it is reasonable to assume the need for further studies related to this subject to produce data enabling stipulate the maximum values allowed for the presence in soil".