Sentence examples for adequate assumptions from inspiring English sources

Authors, editors and readers must be more rigorous regarding adequate assumptions of equivalence.

However, there is a lack of data in the literature to guide the designer to select adequate assumptions for stiffness and damping.

Therefore, we felt that an expected response rate of 30 50% for a chemotherapy doublet plus one biologically targeted agent ('new triplet') is an adequate assumption.

We assume the surfaces are diffuse reflectors, which has been demonstrated to be an adequate assumption when comparing synthetic spectra to validation data for Earth at gibbous phases (Williams and Gaidos, 2008; Robinson et al., 2010; Cowan and Strait, 2013).

Therefore, despite other aspects of this model appearing adequate, the assumption of proportionality appears to be violated.

As the spatial resolution is close to the cell length of ventricular myocytes (80 150 μm), it is adequate for assumption of isopotentiality of a node of the model.

Initial diagnostic plots of the absolute values of the standardized phylogenetically independent contrasts versus their standard deviations revealed that branch lengths of the phylogenetic tree adequately fitted the tip data, indicating that estimated branch lengths were adequate for the assumptions of independent contrasts [ 64].

However, this also requires adequate description of the assumptions made, and preferably a sensitivity analysis which allows for quantifying the risks of the assumptions.

Yet, absent adequate ecological information, the assumptions of innate conflict between livestock and wildlife, and that cessation of grazing is not an action, as well as the norms of a politically popular yet ecologically unsupportable discourse of restoration, fill in the gaps.

Both assumptions proved adequate in models of haematopoiesis under chemotherapy (Scholz et al. 2005, 2006).

To confirm these assumptions were adequate, power calculations were repeated at study completion.