Sentence examples for assumption caused from inspiring English sources

An unwillingness to accept apocryphal (noncanonical and unauthentic) accounts of the Assumption caused some hesitation, but by the end of the European Middle Ages there had been a general acceptance of the notion in both the East and the West.

The full independent assumption caused the small class underestimation problem.

This assumption causes the model to predict a constant oil production rate, which is not closely the case in reality.

The violation of the data independence assumption causes an increasing in the false alarms rate and the quality costs of the traditional process monitoring tools.

It is shown quantitatively that a persistent discontinuity network assumption causes over-fragmentation of predicted blocks, overestimation of key blocks, and underestimation of the largest key block volume compared with non-persistent ones.

Choice of the point assumption causes a problem: the point matters are not compatible with general relativity, because it creates black hole (a spherical matter distribution with the fixed mass and charge when its radius vanishes becomes a black hole).

This assumption causes the waste percentage to be higher, but possibly only temporarily; as new demands are received and new parts are cut from the waste, the waste percentage decreases.  .

All those models consider asphaltene as a pure pseudo-component, but this assumption causes much deviation in the prediction of asphaltene phase behavior (Pedersen et al. 1989); the second group of models is based on the scaling approach which explained separately.

As the matching of the analytical and the simulation results will prove, this assumption causes no computational errors when the total load is low, because there is enough available bandwidth for serving all the flows anyway, while in high-load conditions there are still no errors, because the polling of an "empty" station is unlikely and there are no extensive link failures.

These assumptions caused us to miss the trailhead sign to the route we were supposed to take.

These assumptions caused little concern in the 1950s when inflation was stable, but by the mid-1960s increased increandd and became an issue for macroeconomic models.