Sentence examples for by classical assumptions of from inspiring English sources
However, current data highlight a sexually dimorphic difference in placental function that may not be conferred by classical assumptions of sex steroid regulation.
Specifically, this work aims to answer (1) how predicted mosquito control effectiveness is affected by replacing the classical assumption of a constant mortality hazard with an age dependent mortality hazard and (2) whether these results depend on the EIP.
By choosing multilevel regression instead of multiple regression we are able to deal with the violation of the assumption of independence of observations (students nested in groups, multiple responses of a part of the students) and with deviations from the classical assumption of homogeneity of variances (by specifying random effects).
The classical assumption of constant mortality is stemmed from the intuition that mosquitoes die, not of old age, but of environmental causes that are not age related.
The classical assumptions are challenged by recent studies of biomineral nucleation, in which weak acid anion complexes form and undergo phase transformation via a series of equilibrium reactions.
Other classical assumptions that impose some growth conditions on the nonlinear part of the equation are given in 1939 by Tonelli [20].
From the methodological side, we start by clarifying the effects of classical modelling assumptions of multi-strains SIR models on the invasion and persistence of a new antigenic cluster.
Following the classical assumptions [27, 40], it is reasonable to suppose that the transmission of the infection is governed by an incidence rate (f(S,I)) in model (1.3).
According to this classical assumption, the amount of total RNAs per cell was calculated to be 0.75 pg, which is remarkably smaller than the 1.3 pg reported in recent literature [ 25] and obtained by our measurements (Table 1).
We foresee that our approach may provide a natural and powerful method by which one can express more complex structural correlations such as those present in frustrated and disordered systems, correlations that may lie obscured by the rigid assumptions of classical crystallography in two dimensions.
The classical assumption is that EAM represents Po by the parallel positioning.
