The phrase "assumptions indicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific assumptions that have been pointed out or highlighted in a discussion or document.
Example: "The report outlines the assumptions indicated in the methodology section, which are crucial for understanding the results."
Alternatives: "stated assumptions" or "mentioned assumptions".
One of the panel members, Alice F. Rosenblatt, said she agreed that "Medicare costs will grow more than current assumptions indicate".
A big change in financial results stemming from a small one in input assumptions indicates a high degree of risk.
Calculations of lattice misfit based on various assumptions indicate that the formation of thin plates is less sensitive to small lattice distortion than initially believed, and also appears fairly insensitive to slight composition variations.
Results suggest that New York properties that were most likely to experience both the financial benefits and environmental consequences of SGD dropped in value 23% as a result of the moratorium, which under certain assumptions indicates a large and positive net valuation of SGD.
The assumptions indicate whether a GPS device, a digital roadmap, or a road-side unit (RSU) is used in the protocols.
The presence of the Ikogosi Warm Spring in the region of study and the estimated average heat flow value obtained under our assumptions indicates anomalous geothermal condition in the subsurface.
The results of the poll Tuesday cemented some of those assumptions, indicating that 85percentt of Democrats still thought Clinton would have a good chance of winning the presidency, while only 68percentt of respondents said the same thing of Sanders.
Both assumptions indicate that the number of susceptible animals in 2008 was very low (Table 2).
However, our findings are independent of these assumptions indicating that the proposed mechanism is robust and works for a large range of parameter values provided that both ori and ter have fixed positions.
Our different population estimates made under varying assumptions indicate a late 1990's shortnose sturgeon population in the Hudson River estuary of about 60,000 fish with adults comprising a very large portion (>90%) of the population.
