The phrase "assumption gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a discrepancy or difference in assumptions between parties or in a particular context.
Example: "The assumption gap between the two teams led to misunderstandings during the project."
Alternatives: "assumption disparity" or "assumption divide".
Contrary and supporting the previous assumption, GAP-43 proteolysis was abolished when cells were incubated with 2-BP and CHX in the presence of protein degradation inhibitors.
The inclusive wealth framework is nevertheless fraught with limitations, due to questionable theoretical assumptions, gaps in data availability, unrealistic assumptions about the future and inability to account for distributional issues.
It is not an algorithm for making go/no-go decisions but, rather, a disciplined process that can be employed at multiple stages of product development to expose faulty assumptions, gaps in knowledge, and potential sources of risk, and to ensure that every avenue for improvement has been explored.
However, if both adjustments were made, then on certain assumptions, the gap between the United States and several European countries could vanish.This does not mean that Europe can afford to abandon economic reforms.
The drawback of this approach is that it depends on problem-specific assumptions about gap gene expression, and is not easily adapted to other inference problems.
The range of intra-species variation can surpass the range of inter-species variation [ 9] however, which is problematic for morphological species concepts which rely critically on the assumption that gaps between species do exist [ 1- 3].
The proposed approach does not depend on the narrow gap assumption or the prescribed form of rheological models.
The law cuts subsidies to hospitals that treat the uninsured, under the assumption that the gap would be offset by increased Medicaid funding.
We show that the gap assumption is crucial for the accuracy of the divide-and-conquer method by numerical examples.
In particular, we show examples with the loss of accuracy when the gap assumption of the subsystem is invalid.
The only difference is that instead of Theorem 5.7 one should use the assumption that the Gap Conjecture holds for residually polyciclic groups.
