Sentence examples for specifically it was assumed from inspiring English sources

Specifically, it was assumed in [12, 13] that each user is relayed by one relay.

More specifically, it was assumed that the functional similarities in the socio-cognitive behaviour of dogs and humans emerged as a consequence of comparable environmental selection pressures.

Specifically, it was assumed that a 0 at the synonymous site leads to a 1% translational error at the corresponding amino acid position, whereas a 1 yields error-free translation at that position.

Specifically, it was assumed that 50.5% of the time spent on the playground was actually spent on the play structure, as opposed to "near" the play structure (Fplayset), and that 74% of the hand skin surface area contacts wood surface residues per 20 min (Fcontact,res,j) (these percentages correspond to the averages of the distributions used in SHEDS-Wood for these parameters).

More specifically, it is assumed that values for the observable parameters are recorded for various instances (phases).

More specifically, it is assumed that the properties vary slowly enough such that there is no or negligible backscattering due to any changes in the propagation medium.

More specifically, it is assumed that the rate of the transmitted codeword and the rate of the confidential message are, respectively, denoted by R b and R s.

Specifically, it is assumed that the matrix of power spectral density (psd) functions of the stationary components is not known, while, the variance, average rate of zero crossings, entropy rate and frequency range of interest are taken to be known.

Specifically, it is assumed that if the immigrant arrived in the USA on or before his 17th birthday, he has an American high school education, that is, his 12th year of education was obtained in the USA.

More specifically, it is assumed that the data symbols are statistically independent, which implies that the received samples r k with k = 1,…,K and k ≠ m do not contain any information about c m.

More specifically, it is assumed that there are no breaks in the acquisition of schooling which permits an estimate of the age when an immigrant started to work full-time (i.e., 6+ years of schooling).