Sentence examples for using the classical assumption from inspiring English sources

Ionic contributions to the Gibbs free energy of transfer of electrolytes from water to the mixtures (up to 40% by weight of alcohol) are obtained, using the classical assumption of equivalent change of solvation with the solvent media of the two ions of the electrolyte tetraphenylarsonium tetraphenylboride.

Kang et al. and Christian have outlined some of the assumptions that are implicit in using the classical twin model to partition variance into genetic and environmental components.

It was not appropriate to calculate Q values using the classical regression P values for body composition as the required assumption of 'null' probes having a Uniform distribution was not met.

This significance threshold was determined by using the classical method of nonparametric permutation testing [31, 32], requiring minimal assumptions (for example, about the shape of the population distribution) for validity.

and by using the classical inequality (7.23).

They started from the classical assumption that markets cleared, leaving no unsold goods or unemployed workers.

The classical assumption is that R and G are uniformly distributed and freely diffusing on disk membranes.

The classical assumption is that EAM represents Po by the parallel positioning.

Pattern search uses the classical rules for regular expressions.

First, we used the classical autophagosome marker LC3.

However, they use the assumption of "classical economic theory" that organisations strive to realise one common goal and that factors relating to agency issues that could explain differences in costs and efficiency are not addressed.