Sentence examples for group assumed to from inspiring English sources

A friend remembers Almodóvar showing up at events in a white SEAT sedan with four or five other young male artists, a group assumed to be gay.

The standard error of the difference is an estimate of the variability within each group (assumed to be the same).

Those with UTI symptoms and underlying diseases in the urinary tract comprised a selected patient group assumed to have higher resistance rates.

In fact, the classical formula is directly computed from the expected difference between the latent traits in both groups and the latent trait's variance in each group, assumed to be equal.

The genotype vector G then follows a mixture distribution p (G ) = Σ i = 1 N w i p (G | i ), where p (G | i ) is the genotype distribution of the ith ethnic group, assumed to have genotype mean μ i and variance-covariance matrix C i.

These type of events are difficult to identify solely based on death certificate information but an estimate of the excess mortality caused by the treatment can be retrieved indirectly by comparing the CVD event rate in the group of patients to that in a comparable group, assumed to be free from the cancer in question, in the general population.

It addresses an in-group assumed to "get" the petty grievances of prosperity.

Sample size was calculated to be 44 in each group to have 95% power to detect 2 mm Hg difference between the two groups when the standard deviation of IOP change in both the groups assumed to be 2.5 mm Hg.

Hall et al. (2002) [15] Patient groups assumed to have the same resource requirements for in-hospital treatment.

Participants were grouped into 6 age groups assumed to approximate key social or behavioral groups: <1 (infant), 1-5 (pre-school), 6-15 (primary school), 16-19 (schoolary school), 20-49 (andlts), and ≥50 (elderly) years.

While the current legislative activity may be intended to shrink the participation of groups assumed to be more left than right, women will be disproportionately affected, particularly by voter identification proposals that have increasingly gained traction.