EK: On the revenue side, is your total revenue the same as assumed by Simpson-Bowles?
The cocklers say their work is not arranged through human-trafficking gangs - as assumed by the authorities.
He said Germany would experience "reasonable export-led growth" but not as strong as assumed by the European Commission.
Future migration levels may turn out to be similar to those of the recent past, as assumed by official population projections.
Why is there no evidence at the creek for the almost immediate post-impact destruction, as assumed by the standard theory?
The fragment mass distribution follows a power law, although the exponent is not simply related to the largest fragment size as assumed by fragmentation models.
We assume the δ18Oseawater reconstruction by Rohling et al.62 and that δDseawater changes were ~8× larger than δ18Oseawater, as supported by data from Late Pleistocene marine pore waters63 and as assumed by others14.
A major issue in the market transition debate on transitional societies is the extent to which changing economic institutions are responsible for the changing stratification order in post-Communist societies, as assumed by the Market Transition Theory (MTT).
As previous studies showed that IT neurons decrease their response with repetition [3], such adaptation (or repetition suppression), instead of expectation suppression as assumed by the authors, could explain their effects.
Contrarily as assumed by models commonly used in facilitation research (e.g. dual-lattice models), our results indicate that "+, +" interactions are not dominant, and that their differences with "+, −" interactions along environmental severity gradients depend on the strategies of the interacting species.
We use the Chapman Enskog solution procedure of successive approximations, where the single-particle velocity distribution is assumed to be nearly Maxwellian both translationally and rotationally, as assumed by McCoy et al. (1966).
