Sentence examples for this latter assumption from inspiring English sources

Under this latter assumption the orthotropic behaviour of an equivalent thin CLT plate is described by using an elliptic model and verified with experimental results.

Nevertheless, we show that even under this latter assumption, it is impossible to implement a fair solution that allows maximal concurrency.

This latter assumption is supported by the report of the existence of an MpkA-mediated cell death pathway in A. nidulans by Colabardini et al. (2010).

This latter assumption, known as common time effects (see for example Blundell et al. [24]), would be unattainable if, for example, pre-treatment characteristics associated with the dynamics of the outcome variable are unbalanced between the treated and control groups.

This latter assumption takes no account of the fact that growth rates during the first few hours of the day are likely to be lower than later on, due to overnight cooling of the culture.

At the same time, the way Panel (a) is drawn, the higher quality campus, A, has a comparative advantage at producing higher graduation rates among better prepared students than Campus B. This latter assumption provides a motivation for why better prepared students tend to attend higher quality colleges.

The aim of this contribution is to demonstrate the latter assumption by proposing an advanced multiobjective genetic algorithm design for the 1/3 variant of the time and space assembly line balancing problem which involves the joint minimization of the number and the area of the stations given a fixed cycle time limit.

Here we relax the latter assumption and explore how the bilayer junction responds to changes in this disjoining force using a simple one-dimensional energetic model, which reproduces key features of the bilayer regulation of gramicidin channel lifetimes.

But that latter assumption was never really tested, until now.

However, the latter assumption is not mandatory in BSS.

(For some doubts about the latter assumption, see Hall 2000, and Hitchcock 2001).