The phrase "assumption table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, decision-making, or project planning where assumptions are documented in a tabular format.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to create an assumption table to outline all the key assumptions we are making."
Alternatives: "assumption matrix" or "assumption chart".
To motivate this assumption, Table 3 shows the total number of states (n) and the number of conducting states ( n 1 ) for representative ion-channel models.
Salinity might be expected to increase with distance away from the riverbed; although the soil samples did not provide clear results for this assumption (Table 1).
The sensitivity analysis result reveals qualitatively identical and quantitatively similar estimates of treatment effects, implying that the results are not sensitive to failure of the CIA assumption (Table 8).
If fully enacted, the proposal would reduce federal revenue by $4.4 trillion over the next decade on a static basis under the higher-rate assumption, or $5.9 trillion under the lower-rate assumption (Table 4).
Alternatively, some studies assume that chemical kinetics depart from the classical mass action assumption (Table 2).
Lack of strong correlations among the environments also corroborates this assumption (Table 1).
The analysis of the unique genomic features identified in the Hif KR494 genome in 20 clinical Hif strains confirmed this assumption (Tables 5 and 6).
Each of the mechanisms discussed in this activity correspond to violations of these assumptions (Table 1).
These ideas are evident in Sovacool et al.'s [10] four underlying assumptions (Table 1) of energy justice.
This was based on assumptions (Table 1) regarding the following components of non-adherence: [I] Not taking the OTC-drugs at all.
GMYC also has the advantage of being independent of preset threshold assumptions (Table 2).
