Sentence examples for assumption de from inspiring English sources

An analytical solution for the water surface profile along a side weir is available in the technical literature only for the special case of a rectangular channel on the basis of a constant specific energy assumption (De Marchi's water surface profile).

There's an assumption, de Beer argues, that everyone who enters the pageant is probably ugly.

Similar to the original assumption by de Vries et al.[16], we hypothesized that these phenotypical differences may reflect a difference in the genomic defects underlying the disorder.

This was due to the assumption that de novo lipogenesis was a commonly used pathway for disposal of excess carbohydrate.

These early studies were still constrained by the assumption that de novo evolution must be rare and the criteria were therefore tuned to be very restrictive to be sure that only the best-supported cases were included.

Her probing of the sources and assumptions of De occulta philosophia shows that the magical treatise and De vanitate, though different in many ways, are not incompatible, that both of them share certain fundamental beliefs about human knowledge and the nature of the universe.

(XLS 358 kb) Additional file 4: Contingency table to validate the assumption that DE-based disease relationships significantly share disease-related genes or drugs.

The total absence of engagement with the question "What is our future economic model?" belies the assumption that Mischon de Reya will stop Brexit with a legal challenge.

My assumption is that De Spiegeleer will establish an ecosystem marketing capability in Incubaid to supplement its sales channel, but that in the medium and long term it will be systems integrators and other channel partners who will put together ecosystem deals.

Traditionally, one of the approaches to improving TFBS prediction accuracy has been to enhance the sequence motif model with the goal of relaxing some of the constraints and assumptions of the de facto standard PWM model, such as the assumption that nucleotide positions are independent.

The assumption is that de-selections will follow.