Sentence examples for assumption to the effect from inspiring English sources

The limit does equal E{X(0)} under an additional rather technical assumption to the effect that there is no subset of the state space, having probability strictly between 0 and 1, in which the process can get stuck and never escape.

Hume needs a further, undefended assumption to the effect that non-motivating processes cannot produce motivating states.

So an existential assumption to the effect that there exist concrete physical systems that can serve as a model for RA is needed to back up the above analysis of the content of mathematical statements.

The measured thermal conductivity of the aerogel/PVA composite was lower than that predicted by the Mori–Tanaka method (MTM) with the perfect interface assumption due to the effect of phonon scattering at the incomplete interfaces.

The findings also throws in doubt the assumption related to the effect of mere participation in a trial, although our study did not specifically aims to study this effect.

This table of total trial sample sizes varies some of these assumptions to explore the effect on the sample size required: From these calculations, it appeared reasonable to suggest that the total trial sample size was increased from 236 infants to around 400 infants, to be sure that the trial had sufficient power to address important longer-term outcomes required to affect clinical practice.

Our early work in this direction has focused on neurons coding for space, time and motion; our preliminary results suggest it is possible, under certain technical assumptions, to calculate the effect of a mouse's locomotion on the activity of its hippocampal place cells, grid cells, head direction cells, speed cells, and others.

Given that variations in CCL3L1-CCR5 associatedated with altered HIV susceptibility and/or communicability, we first used highly conservative assumptions to model the effects of the CCL3L1-CCR5 GRGs on Ro.

Angly and coworkers used this assumption to good effect when estimating the species richnesses from the full DNA sample (Angly et al., 2005).

Assumptions related to the effects of the rate of lipoatrophy were tested in the sensitivity analysis.

We leverage this assumption to calibrate the causal effect, so that the assumption is empirically met.