Sentence examples for assumption that the level from inspiring English sources

Officials said the projection was based on the assumption that the level of security now in place would continue throughout the year.

However, the DXS protein level was only 1.5-fold higher, leading to the assumption that the level might be regulated by post-transcriptional events.

Thermodynamic models are based on the assumption that the level of gene expression is proportional to the equilibrium probability that RNA polymerase (RNAP) is bound to the promoter of interest.

We therefore make the assumption that the level of socioeconomic status (as captured through contemporary household wealth or education) is reflective of the socioeconomic status during the women's childhood and growing years.

The accuracy of subjects in the trials in which L1≠L2 (non-impossible trials) was indistinguishable between the two groups (83% ±2%for 50 200; 85%±1% for 150 600; t17 = 0.69, p = 0.49, two-tailed), supporting the assumption that the level of noise in the neural representation of the bars is independent of bar length in these ranges.

These results challenge the general assumption that the level of gene overexpression is the major determinant to separate between clinically relevant and non-relevant genes.

Under the assumption that gene expression levels correlate with the level of their encoded proteins, the UGM compartment manifests a greater signaling complexity (indicated by its increased number of enriched functional categories) than the UGE compartment (Tables 1, 2).

However, DC-NPSD produced high overestimation errors at high frequencies, because it is based on the assumption that the levels of target speech at both channels are equal.

In those studies, microarray data were normalized with the common assumption that the levels of relatively few transcripts change from condition to condition.

This technique is increasingly used in the field of invertebrate ecological immunity (Wigby et al. 2008; Fellous and Lazzaro 2010) and relies on the fundamental assumption that the levels of immune gene transcripts measured are directly proportional to the amount of immune proteins that are translated (Greenbaum et al. 2003; Guo et al. 2008; but see Bartholomay et al. 2004).

The extent to which the average number of hours per day spent indoors at home can be considered a good proxy for the average intensity of exposure to emissions from smoky coal depends on the assumption that the levels of exposures in the houses are similar after adjusting for some characteristics of the dwelling (type of stove used and number of rooms in the house).