Sentence examples for balance assumption from inspiring English sources

However, balance assumption is still fair because such tiny clusters are usually outliers.

The observer design is based on a finite-volume parameter SOFC model, which is simplified by quasi-static mass balance assumption.

The analysis in [36] shows that the time complexity result holds both with the balance assumption and with the arithmetic case.

A new physical model of the electric field dependent exciton energy and its impacts on the emission (absorption) spectra is proposed based on the ambipolar transport theory with the energy balance assumption.

For instance, some metabolites do accumulate in the cell, and the mass balance assumption clearly does not hold for these.

The scaling properties of Acoustic Emission under the chosen energy balance assumptions is analyzed and compared to previous numerical and experimental results in the literature.

Following the detailed balance assumptions in our population genetics model, in the specific cases where codons i and 1 can mutate directly between each other, Δ M i, 1 is also equal to the log of the ratio of the mutation rates between the two codons (Sella and Hirsh 2005; Shah and Gilchrist 2011; Wallace et al. 2013).

On the other hand, the balancing assumptions does not require independence, i.e., migrating subjects may well have a different morbidity than non-migrating subjects which is indeed the case [ 21] as long as the distribution of onset ages is similar among immigrating and emigrating subjects.

Local thermal equilibrium assumption leads to one energy balance equation for the whole system.

Despite this inaccuracy, the balance cluster assumption itself is usually fair because the time complexity result is still within the order of the magnitude.

The rules would also reverse the current balance of assumptions under which national policy overrides local concerns.