Sentence examples for permit the assumption from inspiring English sources
We assume that the nodes are sufficiently distant to permit the assumption that the earthing impedance matrix Z e is diagonal with S1, S2 and S3 being the diagonal elements.
Given the complex role played by cytokines, results from the literature and the present study seem to permit the assumption that IL-6 levels enable measurement of not only local tissue trauma/invasiveness but also the subsequent systemic response.
In the first step, time-invariant factors with potential impacts on average Lp-PLA2 concentrations were evaluated to permit the assumption of a normally distributed random patient intercept.
Time-invariant subject characteristics (such as sex and parental education) were included to permit the assumption of a normally distributed random subject intercept.
In addition to potential time-varying confounders, we included time-invariant patient characteristics associated with the mean levels of inflammatory markers to permit the assumption of a normally distributed random patient intercept.
Age, sex, body mass index (BMI), and asthmatic status were included as time-invariant participant characteristics associated with the mean levels of the inflammatory markers to permit the assumption of a normally distributed random patient intercept.
However, the generic use of the same biological mechanism through various species permits the assumption that the human ribbon synapse will not differ radically from other mammals.
The fits utilised data collected at excess Co(ii) (1 : 5 SPM-1 : Co(ii) ratio), simplifying the analysis by permitting the assumption that the reaction mixture contains only di-Co(ii) SPM-1 and that no other enzyme species is contributing to the reaction.
This permits the assumptions that both units have the same number of cells, or (overline {N}= |overline {S_{k}}|) for any k, and that the average of the recurrent input (proportional to (w^{0})) between two cells in the same unit given the embedded activity bump is the same for all k.
The current level of knowledge about biological mechanisms of carcinogenesis dose not usually permit the confident assumption of a simple model, however; thus frequently the choice is between unstable risk estimates obtained using general models and statistically stable estimates whose stability depends on arbitrary model assumptions.
In recent work, John Manchak (2009) has argued that this example is even stronger than it appears, as underdetermination persists even if we permit ourselves the assumption that all physical laws we determine locally apply throughout the universe as a whole.
