The phrase "at the time of assumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific moment or period when an assumption was made or is relevant.
Example: "The data collected at the time of assumption indicated a significant trend in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "during the assumption period" or "when the assumption was made".
Rescue medication was assumed within both treatments without differences, even when we compared the time of assumption: in fact, there was a small and non-significant difference between SUM treatment where patients assumed in the 38%% of cases the rescue drug at the time 3 versus a 21%% of assumption in PCF treatments (Fisher exact test: p = 0.22).
At the time of implementation, assumptions were made about the number of CDs that will have to be processed.
It is tempting to compare him to Alexander Hamilton at the time of the U.S. assumption crisis.
(Norton, $14.95). India in the mid-1970's, at the time of Indira Gandhi's assumption of emergency powers, is the setting for this fervent, ambitious novel.
Now (and at the time of this incident), assumption of the risk and contributory negligence are denominated "culpable conduct" and serve only to proportionately diminish a plaintiff's recovery (CPLR 1411; see Memoranda of Judicial Conference, NY Legis Ann, 1975, pp 23, 24).
Nonetheless, as the specimens are taken from symptomatic patients seeking medical consultation at the time of respiratory illness, the assumption that the pathogen detected is responsible for the illness is reasonable.
The question is restricted to children who are living with the mother (the respondent) at the time of the survey, under the assumption that children not living with their mother are not being breastfed.
At the time of the fresco's discovery, the assumption was that "if that figure is breaking bread, then he has to be male, because women wouldn't break bread and be leading the Eucharist," says Nicola Denzey Lewis, professor of religious studies at Brown University and the author of The Bone Gatherers: The Lost Worlds of Early Christian Women.
Either this effort 'disappears' or it is fully redistributed to the remaining non-protected areas at the time of reserve creation (the 'fishery squeeze' assumption, [13], [31]).
Bearing in mind that she had three film projects pending at the time of her death, it seems a fair assumption.
We estimated the number of cells in a resistant clone at the time of initiation of ibrutinib treatment under the assumption that the growth rate of the resistant clone remains constant during treatment.
