"therefore assuming that" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a statement or argument that is based on a previous assumption or premise. An example sentence could be: "The price of oil is expected to rise next year, therefore assuming that global demand continues to increase."
Therefore, assuming that a person is eating adequately at regular intervals, hypoglycemia can be avoided through various back-up mechanisms.
Therefore, assuming that the antenna elements are spaced at half wavelength, we have to select the adjacent elements to make a subset as [22, 23].
Therefore, assuming that approximately 60 bits are required for signaling each burst [2] and using a QPSK modulation with a code rate 1/3, the downlink signaling zone (i.e., the DL-MAP) would span less than 2 OFDM symbols.
Therefore, assuming that the postseismic displacement was proportional to the coseismic displacement, the amplitude coefficient was estimated from the north south coseismic displacement based on the record for points 36 through 46, at longitudes 135.5° 136.5°E (Fig. 3c).
Therefore, assuming that the reference curve by Hirooka (1977) is accurate, this suggests that the remanent magnetization was acquired at the time of the last burning in AD 900 950.
Therefore, assuming that there are Nsensor sensor nodes and they transmit k periodic data packets per second, GLOBAL and CPL have the routing overhead of 5 · Nsensor · k bytes/s and 3 · Nsensor ·kbytes/s, respectively.
Therefore, assume that u and υ are smooth.
I therefore assume that him and his supporters do not care who Bamboozled hurts.
"Our forecast therefore assumes that interest rates will rise to 6%, possibly as soon as August.
We can therefore assume that the prose here is pretty much what it's intended to be.
Can we therefore assume that in your eagerness to avoid the sun you have moved to a cave in Lapland?
