Sentence examples for tested assuming that from inspiring English sources
Insolation influence on night frost was tested assuming that ground surface warming in the daytime reduces frost occurrence in the next night.
Besides considering a constant margin, frequency dependent margins were also tested assuming that partial deviations in high frequencies are larger than those in low frequencies.
A model was tested assuming that a common cause of some of the risk factors is a latent confounding variable influencing both observed risk factors and the outcome of interest (special baby care unit) and adding predictive power over and above the observed risk variables.
We use the term "deployability" to denote the level of the healthcare system at which a diagnostic test can be implemented, and thus the proportion of the healthcare-seeking population that could reasonably be tested – assuming that tests implemented at more peripheral levels (e.g., microscopy centers) could reach a wider population than those implemented only in centralized laboratories.
Figure 12 shows the cost-effectiveness areas of screening with blood glucoses test assuming that one test costs 1.28 US$[40]].
The Fed's stress tests assumed that the 19 banks would be slammed with $534 billion of losses in just over two years.
Although I have reported frequently on computer security, I went blissfully about my wireless testing, assuming that network security was something only major corporations needed to worry about.
Most research on CFRP strengthening of steel under fatigue loading has focused on tension fatigue testing, assuming that cracks or crack-like defects propagate in pure tension mode.
Again, this figure shows that based on the Laplacian model, the statistical test assuming that DCT coefficients of a subband are i.
Here, we present methodology to determine the minimum sample size required to detect dependence in 2×3 tables based on Fisher's exact test, assuming that neither of the two margins is fixed and only the grand total N is known in advance.
Any variability factor of one test should impact the strength of the association between the two tests assuming that this variability factor is not also associated with the other test (independent tests).
