Sentence examples for assuming the same rate of from inspiring English sources

The rates in the Danish population and the person-years at risk in the adoptees were used within the strata of gender, age and calendar time to estimate expected number of deaths in the adoptees assuming the same rate of death as the general Danish population.

Mortality rates were extrapolated until 2030, assuming the same rate of decline as in the past, using three possible scenarios.

We sought to confirm these observations through visual inspection by calculating the AAPC, assuming the same rate of change during the whole period (Table 2-wrap>).

Assuming the same rate of AMDV exposure in the fox population in NS, our sample size was too small to contain a positive animal.

*Data for 2004 and 2005 were based on projections assuming the same rate of attrition for the previous 3 years 2001-2003 Agroupsups can be followed down the columns of the table.

Assuming the same rate of teleconsultations per inhabitant as in the Ontario Telemedicine Network (34) or the Alaska Federal Health Care Access Network (32), the use of routine telemedicine in Norway could increase to 78,500 or 116,665 teleconsultations every year, respectively.

But of course we can't assume the same rate of change.

To calculate the divergence rate, we assumed the same rate of change from divergence to isolation in 1937 and 1971 respectively, which gave a rate of 0.97 SNPs/genome/year and a divergence date for M66-2 aN16961961 in 1923.

To estimate power at 24 months, we assumed the same rate of weight gain in the DASH group and weight loss from 6 to 18 months in the UC group, consistent with PREMIER.

An in-house peptide-sensitive approach was used to align the PCNA cDNA into codons, and CodeML/PAML was used to test M0, a one-rate model that assumes the same rate of evolution in all branches against M2∧a, a branch site test with one rate for the background and one rate for the bowhead whale branch (Yang, 2007).

For consistency, we assumed the same rates of economic growth and energy demand as in the BAU scenario; however, the differences in the energy mix and demand emerge as a result of the simulation of energy efficiency policies and the increase in the use of renewable energy.