The phrase "assumption would seem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a hypothesis or belief that appears to be true based on available evidence or reasoning.
Example: "The assumption would seem to be that the project will be completed on time, given the current progress."
Alternatives: "it appears that" or "it seems that".
The latter assumption would seem to be reasonably valid as smoking rates vary only slowly over time, despite the trend downward in male smoking.
Unless there are practical reasons to assume homogeneity of the copulas across groups, testing that assumption would seem advisable.
Certainly such an assumption would seem unwarranted in light of Abeles' argument that "In the cortex, reliable transmission of activity is possible only between populations of cells connected by multiple diverging and converging connections".
Such an assumption would seem justified since there is strong evidence of unwanted practice variation 32 including both overuse and underuse of tests, particularly neuroimaging.
Although the log-normal assumption would seem to apply more naturally to the apical response itself, a log-normal distribution for the apical response is incompatible with a log-normal distribution for the threshold (except under highly restrictive conditions).
In the case of asthma, a chronic condition for which ICS is considered first line therapy, this assumption would seem to be reasonable, especially if the observation window does not extend for several years past tk.
Nevertheless, the correction based on these assumptions would seem to provide a better estimate of lifetime risk than the one based on the usual 'current probability' method.
This model assumes infinitely lived consumers with free access to capital markets, assumptions that would seem to be very favorable to the notion that changes in expected future policy matter.
The assumption of exchangeable treatment effects would seem reasonable for these comparisons which add strength to the clinical interpretation and conclusions.
We all tend to assume that the global trading system is robust enough to cope with currency strains, and looking at the past 40 years of floating exchange rates that would seem a reasonable assumption.
"While we do not know exactly how the market will respond to regulation, and while we do not know exactly what regulatory model would be used, it would seem a fair assumption that a legal recreational cannabis market is likely to bring at least £1bn annually, and it could be much more," the report states.
