Sentence examples for assuming the occurrence from inspiring English sources
Drug screening has been classically performed assuming the occurrence of monomeric receptors.
The value of the gap can be reproduced by assuming the occurrence of Coulomb blockade effects in graphene.
Current transients at constant potential recorded in the passive and pitting region can be satisfactorily reproduced by assuming the occurrence of simultaneous processes.
It is important to notice that in literature the diffusion coefficient is always evaluated by assuming the occurrence of diffusion in a semi-infinite medium with plane external surface.
If NIP exceeds a pre-defined threshold between two frames, then insert an I-frame at that position assuming the occurrence of SCD; otherwise they restricted GOP size to either 8 or 32 based on the NIP and another threshold.
Their evolutionary scenario has been mostly drawn up assuming the occurrence of a process of vertical transmission.
For example, after the observation of a student with test anxiety is remarked upon to another student, that person might assume the occurrence of, or attribute, more behaviours to the classmate (such as crying or grinding of teeth) than were originally observed.
When travel time differences are measured for more than 40 waveform pairs, then we tentatively assumed the occurrence of a seismic event.
This approach provides the basic evidence needed to assume the occurrence of contamination with xenobiotics in natural environments without predicting the metabolic response at organism level at the given level of exposure [16].
Direct impact on decision making concerning Science and Technology, both in the Member States and in the European Commission could not be easily identified; however, evaluators assume the occurrence of indirect impact.
Assume the occurrence probabilities as ( Pr left({H}_1right)=q ), ( Pr left({H}_0right)=1-q ), and q ∈ (0, 1), the number of signal levels as L = 10, and the received SNRs of the primary signal on each sub-band as γ = {0, 1, …, L − 1} (dB).
