Sentence examples for a hypothetical approach from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a hypothetical approach of a possible, industrial batch process was carried out using the simulation software MAGMAsoft.

As shown in the table, two studies use the hedonic approach and thereby market data [28, 71], while four studies use a hypothetical approach, either CVM [12, 35, 70] or "stated choice modelling" (SCM) [17].

This raises an important further issue since discovering whether or not a potential at-risk relative wants to know a risk that is, as yet, unknown to them will always require a hypothetical approach.

Although primarily aimed at high-income or upper middle-income countries, with an estimated TB incidence rate of <100 per 100 000 population, they represent an unprecedented gear change in the scaling up of TB prevention as a component of TB control programmes [ 2]. Figure 1 shows a hypothetical approach to prioritisation of high-risk groups.

Respondents were randomly assigned to receive a combination of textual messages about a hypothetical approaching hurricane, including hazard-based, impact-based, and fear-based messages.

The quantitative impact of the surveillance system can be estimated using a simple hypothetical approach comparing observed malaria treatment practices with expected treatment practices assuming no changes in our key indicators after the first three months of observation.

The use of metaphor in architecture can be explained by the hypothetical approach a designer takes to one's project as if it is something else rather than having merely taken inspiration from some external source.

This hypothetical approach will still likely require a great deal more time and care than that required to rescind the Privacy Rule, which hadn't yet taken effect and fell under the effective date range of the CRA.

First, in contrast to the typical hypothetical approach, the data-driven approach has shown promise.

The more qualitative, experimental, and hypothetical approach of Newton's Opticks influenced the sciences of optics, electricity and magnetism, and chemistry.

Here hypothetical approaches have had relatively little influence.