Sentence examples for study that assumed from inspiring English sources

In one study that assumed widespread eligibility, the Lewin Group estimated that 103 million people -- half the number with private insurance -- would switch to the public plan.

In particular, it is important to contrast this with a recent study that assumed multiply infected cells to have the same burst size as singly infected cells.

As more than 30% of ORB+ gene sets do not yield discordant trees, the frequency of LGT within the clade would have been significantly underestimated by a phylogenetic study that assumed intact genes as the unit of genetic transfer.

Strogatz admits that there are portions of the study that assume best-case conditions: All the desired trips are known in advance, and no passenger should have to wait for their taxi to arrive.

Moreover, the performance of the proposed scheme is compared with a reference study that assumes a scenario-specific manual learn-by-experience optimization.

It may also lead to more false-positive results as has been pointed out by a modelling study that assumes that test performance does not change during repeat testing [ 13].

The fixed boundary condition at the inlet is consistent with the previous analytical studies that assumed an ideal constant pressure source [4].

This implementation is based on simulation studies that assumed traits to be normally distributed with equal genotypic variances for each of the multi-locus genotype combinations corresponding to a bi-allelic functional SNP pair [ 6, 29].

These results, although in line with empirical observations, contrast those of previous modelling studies that assume no PrP gene association with other traits besides scrapie.

The presence of balancing selection, which increases genetic variability, shows that the evolution of the Y chromosome is more complex than previously thought and that conclusions from genetic studies that assume neutrality may need to be re-evaluated.

This is in contrast to genotype-oriented studies that assume explicitly that genes are regulated independently of one another.