"if assumed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a hypothetical or conditional statement. Example: If assumed, the new policy will be implemented on Monday.
We believe potential compromise positions are a possibility, even if assumed to be unlikely.
But for FBMC-OQAM, it depends on the frame duration, and the spectral efficiency loss is due to the transient state of the shaping filter if assumed that no transmission takes place during this period.
That, he said, "is factually false and would, if assumed to be true, be disastrous policy".
Interestingly, BAX-BH3, if assumed α-helical, would be strongly amphipathic (Table 1) and thus would be expected to interact at the interface of lipid membranes.
A potential drawback of Bayesian statistical analyses is that it can be difficult to verify modelling assumptions, e.g., if assumed distributions in the analysis are appropriate or not [ 74].
Unfortunately, organellar gene losses (if assumed to be associated with transference of function to the nucleus) may be the least reliable of such characters due to a relatively high potential for convergent evolution.
"Grass" begins and ends with the credits, as if assuming its target audience might suffer short-term memory loss for some reason.
If, assume that the initial value is such that (2.26).
We consider the left-hand side of (2.4) if assuming to have the form (2.17).
Actually, if assuming that (eta_{0}>0), we have (gamma=eta_{0}).
With considerations of both yield and equilibrium conditions, the resulting structural strains are analytically solved if assuming elastic and perfectly plastic material behavior.
