The phrase "assumption of integrated" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the concept of assuming something is integrated, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The assumption of integrated systems can lead to misunderstandings in project management."
Alternatives: "presumption of integration" or "belief in integration".
Testing of integrated circuits.
We used a model based on several assumptions to integrate parameters from heterogeneous sources of data from Germany (in the period 2006 2008).
Estimating the impacts of integrating interventions required ambitious assumptions as no effectiveness data exists for packaged services for neonates in LMICs [ 40].
For Powergen, the acquisition, which also includes the assumption of $1.8 billion in debt, will help it achieve its goal of integrating its power business with a distributor.
The abiding assumption of policymakers in most developed countries in the past two decades has been that the benefits of integrating into the global economy far outweigh the costs.
Due to the passage of time and the challenge of integrating the companies before the holidays, Electronic Arts says it can no longer support the assumptions implicit in its $25.74 offer price, and needs further due diligence.
Contrary to a widely held assumption, companies can integrate a variety of techniques to substantially reduce costs, not just in the design phase but throughout the product life cycle.
We will address many of these assumptions by fully integrating a periodic version of this mosquito transmission model from ref. 1 with the model for malaria in humans described in ref. 2. Allowing the mosquito-emergence rate and the human infectivity to mosquitoes to vary periodically will allow us to capture seasonal variation in mosquito populations and malaria transmission.
Unlike previous methods that relied on the 'dense' assumption of complex subgraphs, our algorithm integrates subgraph topologies and biological evidence, and learns the importance of each of the features from known complexes.
An important underlying assumption of the SIEVE method is that integrated intensity is only attributed to one peptide.
