The phrase "arithmetic assumptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematical reasoning, theories, or calculations where certain foundational beliefs or premises are made regarding arithmetic operations.
Example: "In our analysis, we must clarify the arithmetic assumptions that underpin our calculations to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "mathematical premises" or "numerical assumptions".
The problem, explained by Anderson in a comment for the journal Nature Geoscience, is one of simple arithmetic and assumptions that are either impossible or implausible.
(The ground language is assumed here to contain ordinary arithmetic; under this assumption, the second definition implies a contradiction).
That arithmetic was based on assumptions that Enron could deliver at least 75percentt of the $2 a share in pro-forma earnings that Wall Street had been forecasting for next year.
If the assumptions and arithmetic of the IFS are correct, this suggests that the poorest are taking a bigger hit than those on middle incomes.
This is a data-based simulation method for assessing statistical precision, and allows a comparison of arithmetic means without making assumptions about the cost distribution.
Bootstrapping is an alternative for analysis of cost data because it uses a nonparametric approach, which can directly address arithmetic means without making assumptions about the shape of the distribution.
They charged Mr. Bush with false assumptions and faulty arithmetic and left no doubt about the energy with which they would participate in an intensifying policy debate.
In fact, even on the official analysis, which I would dispute, and using Professor Kemp's modest assumptions, it is an arithmetic fact that there was a surplus of over £30 billion ($51 billion) from Scotland.
Each analysis comprised four independent runs of 50 million generations, with a UPGMA Unweighted Pair Group Methodd with Arithmetic Mean) starting tree under the assumptions of an uncorrelated log-normal (UCLN) relaxed clock.
The analysis in [36] shows that the time complexity result holds both with the balance assumption and with the arithmetic case.
