Sentence examples for completion assumption from inspiring English sources

This assumption follows from the assumption that all reactions go to completion (assumption 7, which follows from the non-limiting assumption).

Given the assumption that all reactions go to completion (assumption 7, which follows from the non-limiting assumption), all single-stranded DNA will end up as double-stranded DNA at the end of the cycle, and both target strands can therefore be treated identically at the end of each cycle, which is the time-point modeled by MAK2.

Upon the completion of the "Assumption" Titian undertook to execute a series of paintings on mythological themes for the court of Ferrara.

Professional ones likely include successful completion of training, assumption of supervisory and teaching roles, as well as academic job stability and security.

Our schedule considerably reduces overall completion time under the assumption that some part from every communication phase can be efficiently overlapped with atomic, pure tile computations.

We study the scheduling problem where a set of jobs has already been scheduled for processing on identical parallel machines to minimize the total completion time under the assumption that all the jobs are available at time zero.

It was shown that the optimal design and corresponding cost was sensitive to the year of build completion and to the assumptions applied when determining the emissions intensity of the marginal central generators.

For the intent-to-treat analysis, we have presented estimates under a range of assumptions about completion rates because we believe that the traditional intent-to-treat analysis with imputation of "no follow-up" for all study non-completers is too conservative.

Based on an intent-to-treat analysis of all women who were randomized and an assumption of no completion of follow-up exam for women with missing outcome data, self-reported completion of follow-up was 61% in the intervention arm and 46% in the usual care control arm (p < 0.069).

Based on an intent-to-treat analysis of all women who were randomized and an assumption of no completion of follow-up exam for women who refused participation, could not be contacted or dropped out, self-reported completion of follow-up was 61% in the intervention arm and 46% in the control arm (p < 0.069).

The sample size calculation was based on the assumptions of 80% completion rates, 30% of patients receiving monotherapy, 70% receiving polytherapy, and corresponding compliance rates of 73%and52%2%, respectively (Greenberg [1984]).