Sentence examples for explicitly assumed that from inspiring English sources

Note that, for these mentioned risk models, it is explicitly assumed that claim sizes and claim intervals are independent, which can be restrictive in practical context.

In (E) we instead explicitly assumed that trigger exposure occurred independently of whether the person was at risk of falling or not.

Most small-scale propagation models proposed so far either implicitly or explicitly assumed that all these factors are fixed, i.e., a certain type of terrain is considered, speed of mobiles as well as distance between transmitter and receiver are fixed.

For data analysis, it was explicitly assumed that the density of tissue equals 1.0 g cm− 3, hence the reported units of %IA g− 1 are identical to %IA cm− 3.

In derivation of all previous unsteady-state equations for prediction of mass transfer during formation of drops, it has been explicitly assumed that (i) the boundary layer around the drop is planar and, (ii) the concentration within the drop is reasonably constant.

Much work on multiple hypothesis testing and FDR has (implicitly or explicitly) assumed that the proportion of true null hypotheses is close to one (Efron, 2004).

They explicitly assume that regions that enjoy a status of autonomy must have expressed secessionist will (as central governments are unlikely to grant territorial autonomy otherwise).

We also present new modelling to demonstrate that our conclusions remain robust, even with the revised input values suggested by Schmitz et al. Schmitz et al. [ 1] explicitly assume that eyes are "expected" to scale allometrically with body size.

Finally, there could have been conceptual differences across cultures in interpreting the semantic equivalence as advised by Herdman [ 31] who highlighted that translated instruments implicitly and explicitly assume that notions of oral health-related quality of life are similar across cultures, when they may not be.

And their business plan explicitly assumes that a lot of the trade between Asia and America's east and Gulf coasts will be diverted from California's ports to the canal.

But he explicitly assumes that human social nature is universal and is built around certain evolved behaviors like favoring relatives, reciprocal altruism, creating and following rules, and a propensity for warfare.