Sentence examples for procedures assume the from inspiring English sources
Their state-of-the-art inference procedures assume the data arise from a Gaussian distribution.
The procedure assumes the linearity of the sound field away from a bounded region surrounding the airfoil.
The development procedure assumes the quasi-steady-state approximation, which treats fracture pressure on the outer boundary, p f, as constant throughout the derivation.
This procedure assumes the availability of the daily-hourly values of critical frequency measured at a particular parent station and the median for the preceding 27 days at both stations.
The behavioral response as estimated above is likely an upper bound on the behavioral response because our matching procedure assumes the unobservable quality of minority students accepted to at least one UC campus is the same in the pre and post-Prop 209 periods.
The modeling procedure assumed the binomial distribution and used logit as the link function.
This procedure assumes the RNA consensus in the site is identical to the gDNA reads, and thus is not suited to detect sites in which the editing appear in most of the RNA reads and therefore also in the Trinity-generated ORFs ('strong' editing sites).
This procedure assumes the values generated by the process or population follow a normal distribution.
Many experimenters and standardization procedures assume that the dependence of the strain on the applied stress is linear and for practical calculations only two elasticity constants are used: the tangent or secant elasticity modulus at 50% of the failure load in compression and Poisson's ratio at the same stress level.
Such procedures assume that the situation in the cookie-cutter geopolitical unit known as Somalia is more worthy of escaping than the situation immediately across the border which may or may not be the case, since borders seldom neatly contain humanitarian crises.
Both procedures assume that the influence of the fast arteriolar emptying process is negligible after a few milliseconds, allowing study of the emptying of an almost isolated capillary.
