Sentence examples for term assumes from inspiring English sources

Corresponding to the previous Cox models, Table 5 also consists of two different types of discrete time hazard models: the first type (without interaction term) assumes that the shapes of the divorce risk functions remain the same for different marriage cohorts, while the second type (with interaction term) assumes that the shapes of the divorce risk functions for different cohorts may differ.

The Trinitological concept of the person was far from the modern meaning that the term assumes in personalism, and Boethius' definition too indicates only in the barest abstract outline the deep and comprehensive signification that personalism ascribes to it.

For relatively small values of ϵ, this term assumes saturation in the infection term with respect to the number of target cells.

A few days ago, the mayor was asked about the possibility of his seeking a fourth term, assuming that he is re-elected in November.

They may not look at effects over the long term, assuming that if a treatment helps initially, patients will be better off.

It was one thing for a white historian to invoke "racial equilibrium," but when a black historian did it the term assumed a new, almost satirical meaning.

The ultimate goal is to persuade the government to take over funding in the long term, assuming the pilots are successful.

Most users of the term assume a two-level system (global and local), citing phenomena such as hybridization as the result of growing interconnectedness.

The term assumed the responsibility and right of the great powers to intervene and impose their collective will on states threatened by internal rebellion.

He could be lucky in getting the down phase of the business cycle out of the way early in his first term, assuming the bad news does not linger.

The right of termination would not apply to "works made for hire," which is one of the principal reasons the definition of that term assumed importance in the development of the bill.