Sentence examples for this assumption is appropriate from inspiring English sources
The question then is whether this assumption is appropriate.
Therefore, it should be noted that it remains unclear whether this assumption is appropriate.
Although the diversity of rotavirus strains co-circulating in the European population is high, this assumption is appropriate based on a review of the available literature.
This assumption is appropriate when the density of the source links is small and the average distance between any two links is far.
At this point, it is not clear that this assumption is appropriate, and the result has been included for completeness along with providing an indication of the quality of this assumption in this case.
While this assumption is appropriate for many sensory neurons under stationary stimulus conditions, the natural environment can be highly nonstationary and changes in the statistical properties of the stimulus can evoke adaptive changes in neural response properties (for reviews, see [38], [39]).
This assumption was appropriate in case of biological models like the Drosophila development and the yeast stress response, mainly because those are processes in which transcriptional regulations are highly dynamic.
The extent to which this assumption was appropriate was difficult to determine for Guatemala, since the outbreak of influenza-like illness was preceded by an epidemic of Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis (40).
To ensure that this assumption was appropriate, we also calculated age and sex-standardised estimates, calculated through indirect standardisation by applying age- and sex-specific smoking rates from the corresponding GLF data to the THIN population.
We investigated whether this assumption was appropriate by comparing a single temporal pattern estimated using fixed-site data for 4 years or 18 months with time-series data across about 50 home-outdoor sites in each city.
The similar spectral shapes indicate that the assumption is appropriate also in the current measurements.
