Sentence examples for response assumptions from inspiring English sources

However, as pointed out by Kaklamanos et al. (2015), compounding factors such as basin waves, path effects, soil heterogeneity, and nonvertical incidence can greatly reduce the accuracy of 1D site response assumptions.

In such cases, the frequency-flat channel response assumption is tighter.

Two approaches, one based on the harmonic response assumption and the other directly integrating the system responses, are developed.

The formula relates to the expectation of the derivatives of the system nonlinear function and is based on a Gaussian response assumption.

Furthermore, the model predicted that cultures with extrapolated gene expression could tolerate higher WOA uptake rates, in agreement with the graded response assumption.

We assume a parallel increase in [Vrn1] in response to [Vrn3], so while it is Vrn1 that controls the reproductive response (Assumption 5), the effects of Pp on the timing of TS can be interpreted in terms of the expression of Vrn3.

To further test our explanation for the experimental results, we replicated the simulation without the best-response assumption.

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Yet the traditional dose-response assumption remains the basis for most regulatory tests.

Yet the traditional dose-response assumption remains the basis for most regulatory tests that have deemed the chemical safe.

The linear dose-response assumption for a plot of the risk as the concentrations of ozone and NO2 increase is a good fit for ozone and a reasonable fit for NO2 until very high concentrations.