Sentence examples similar to assuming you observed from inspiring English sources

"A lot of what's happening is just not assuming you know the answer, but observing, listening, asking a lot of the right questions and taking a lot of what you think might work but not copying it exactly," Kopp said.

Assuming that the observed samples are not biased, it is now generally agreed that the statistical predictions of orthodox quantum mechanics have been vindicated (for a review of these experiments, see Redhead 1987, section 4.5).

The last analysis included an additional guideline for evaluating study futility at a cutoff of 40% for conditional power assuming the trend observed in the interim.

We use a rotamer-based approach assuming that residues observed in different rotameric states point to conformational states separated by energetic barriers.

Note that the lagged dependent variable is assumed as observed (non-latent).

Additionally, we assumed and observed little territory overlap, although generally it is reported to be 7.5% or more [67].

We assumed the observed signals have multiplicative errors except for the signals close to zero.

Assume we observed a group of k miRNAs, all of which bound n of the 7390 mRNAs.

The parametric bootstrap assumes the observed data arose from sampling this fitted model, and considers the variation arising if other data had been sampled from that same model.

This means that huge class differences among participants on parental web sites cannot be automatically assumed, but observed as the field develops.

In other words, we assume that observed mRNA abundance M is independent of S given that the protein is present (see Supplementary Material for discussion and detailed derivation).