Sentence examples for a restrictive assumption from inspiring English sources

There are arguments in favor of it which try to show that it is not a restrictive assumption.

The second formulation (referred to as CROSS⁎) introduces a restrictive assumption to enable the use of classical resources constraints, but may incur a loss of solution quality.

In dynamic surface control (DSC) methods, the control gain functions of systems are always assumed to be bounded, which is a restrictive assumption.

In the SHIPP method, a restrictive assumption is used that the severity of the adverse events progresses only through sequential failures of the five safety barriers considered.

This problem has been partially solved in the AI literature (e.g., in SNLP and UCPOP), but the solutions proposed there work only when a restrictive assumption is satisfied.

This is not really a restrictive assumption, since in most applications, having two or more identical parameters of interest is a zero probability event [[9], p. 53].

Moreover, they do not depend on any restrictive assumption such as, for instance, some parametric assumption.

A large scale of frequency and strain amplitude can be studied using this apparatus, without any restrictive assumption regarding the material model.

Furthermore, we assume γ ∈ ( 0, 2 ∥ A ∥ 2 ), while in [[24], Algorithm 6.1] and [[25], Algorithm (8)], it was assumed to be in ( 0, 1 ∥ A ∥ 2 ), which clearly is a more restrictive assumption.

In order to make inferences for other populations, we need to assume a constant (homogeneous) causal effect across individuals, which is a rather restrictive assumption.

Any patient completing 30 consecutive days in the SNF is then discharged from the SNF, which is not an overly restrictive assumption given an average length of stay of 22.9 days for SNF patients in the year 2000 [ 8].