The phrase "assume a better" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest taking on a more favorable or improved perspective or situation, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In order to move forward, we must assume a better outlook on our current challenges."
Alternatives: "adopt a more positive" or "take on a more favorable".
More important, the 2012 estimates assume a better economy, in which incomes will be higher and more people will therefore be in higher tax brackets.
In Fig. 3, we assume a better communication environment.
Again, if we assume a better over-conversion rate, the estimated global methylation level is closer to the observed fractional methylation levels (Table 2).
Of course, the premise of a stopgap assumes a better, permanent and fast-approaching alternative solution.
We think RSA can increase earnings per share by more than 50% between 2012-15, without assuming a better macro environment.
The current measles vaccination program assumes a better effect of MV when maternal antibody wanes.
In the current study, patients who received PTA lozenges had less weight loss than patients receiving placebo lozenges, assuming a better feeding status of the PTA-group patients (mean difference 1.5 kg).
The sensitivity analysis presented in Table 4 suggested that increasing the discount rate to 6%, utilising the actual Zimbabwean life expectancies, applying equal age weighting or assuming a better capacity utilisation of health facilities had relatively minor effects on the cost-effectiveness ratios.
We have nudged up our high end 2015/16 pretax profit forecasts as we now assume a slightly better Retail like for like and higher gross margin owing to the recent strength of sterling.
Enlightened common sense is gradually triumphing and at the end of the process, humanity will assume a new and better character, free from the shackles of religion.
Finally, situated studies assume that a better understanding of design involves the study of designers and their environments as integrated systems.
