Sentence examples for under that assumed from inspiring English sources

For about five weeks this spring, he was Tom Clark, the owner who spent the most time on the N.F.L.'s difficult labor negotiations, signing into hotels under that assumed name to avoid detection during the most critical period of the lockout.

Sensitivity analyses that assumed ASD under-ascertainment varied by level of maternal education raised the possibility that observed protective associations between maternal smoking in pregnancy and ASDs were biased downward.

Under models that assume Ricardian equivalence, such policies are assumed to have no effect, because consumers will know that any unfunded tax decreases or spending increases will lead to debt that will have to be paid for through increased taxation in the future.

Thus, the probability of obtaining such performance metrics under conditions that assume no true difference between the groups is extremely low.

If trading volumes fall significantly, then it will raise considerably less cash than under an analysis that assumes volumes (which are extremely large at the moment) hold up.

Historical interactions such as the recent founding of one island population from another may be misinterpreted as recent gene flow under a model that assumes equilibrium conditions.

Grid-alignment and genotype calls were assigned using RA Tools Ver1.0.5 (http://www.dpgp.org/RA/ra.htm) based on the ABACUS algorithm under a model that assumes a completely haploid genome (i.e. no appreciable levels of heteroplasmy) [19].

Moderate levels of gene flow (≥1 migrant/generation) between populations should prevent divergence, under a model that assumes that drift occupies the dominant role in population differentiation [ 40].

This program estimates the shared population history of individuals based on their genotypes and geographic origin under a model that assumes Hardy Weinberg equilibrium and linkage equilibrium, thereby making no a priori assumptions regarding population classifications.

Numerical results are derived under the optimal policy and compared against those under the optimal policy that assumes a fixed level of jitter as determined by Poisson arrivals, as well as against the deterministic service that applies no playout adaptation.

Projected change in seasonal precipitation for 2071-2099 (compared to 1970-1999) under an emissions scenario that assumes continued increases in emissions.