Sentence examples for assumption that the effect from inspiring English sources

Our data are in accordance with the assumption that the effect of acamprosate on endorphin plasma concentrations is mainly based on the effect in the high preferring subgroup.

The present suspension rheology model adopted the assumption that the effect of agglomeration appeared only for the cluster formation with the minimum sized particles, and the other larger particles were completely dispersed.

Identification rests on the assumption that the effect of the variables of interest on the income and quality of life is independent of the residual terms.

Despite all its qualities, this approach implicitly makes the assumption that the effect of noise vanishes at the mesoscopic and macroscopic scales and hence that the behavior of such populations of neurons is deterministic.

From a physical perspective, choosing a value for n equal to that of m implies the assumption that the effect of gas hydrate formation on the electrical resistivity is similar to that of simple effective porosity reduction.

You start with the assumption that the effect you are observing is random (the "null hypothesis"), then try to collect data to show that the effect is almost certainly not random – usually meaning a less than 5% probability of occurring by chance.

In calculating its new budget projections, it made several policy decisions and assumptions that had the effect of increasing the surplus and decreasing the risk of dipping into Social Security money, especially this year and next year.

Under the assumption that the effects of trade were mediated through prices and income, the possible linkage between trade liberalization and obesity was also studied.

It focuses on making best estimations for lower-order effect, with the underlying assumption that the effects of the same order are equally important.

A method to evaluate the long-term temperature distribution in a field of long Borehole Heat Exchangers (BHEs) subjected to a monthly averaged heat flux is presented, under the assumption that the effects of the groundwater flow are negligible.

Under the assumption that the effects of faults on the state-space matrices of systems can be of affine parameter dependence, a reconfigurable robust H∞ linear parameter varying controller is developed.