Sentence examples for assumption is convenient from inspiring English sources

This assumption is convenient but not rigorous.

This assumption is convenient but does not strictly apply.

This assumption is convenient for technical reasons and does not significantly impact on the generality of the results.

This assumption is convenient because it allows straightforward comparisons between patents and rewards but it is not confirmed by empirical studies, which stress that in many industries most firms use patents as strategic devices to trade technologies and to ease R&D collaborations.

Previously, it was proposed that a complex OCT image can be considered as a superposition fields from multiple scatterers [ 19, 22] (While this assumption is convenient, near-field effects can violate this assumption in real biological tissue).

(These assumptions are convenient and critical for technical reasons, but not entirely innocent. Festa 1999 and Kuipers 2000, 44 ff., discuss some limiting cases that are left aside here owing to these constraints).

Under this assumption, it is convenient to describe the raw mutational bias in terms of the equilibrium A/T content in the absence of BGC and selection, πA+T = πA+ πT.

"This is a traditional assumption and it is convenient," says Wolfgang Lutz, a demographer at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) in Laxenburg, Austria.

This assumption is also convenient if one wishes to prove the existence and uniqueness result for BSDE (64).

In the context of infectious disease spread, this assumption is often convenient to describe a transmission process with mass action kinetics using differential equations and generate analytic expressions and estimates of the reproduction number.

Spencer (1988) points out that this assumption is extraordinarily convenient for (interregional) CGE work, since it admits the presence of cross hauling in a standard neoclassical model and reduces concern about small changes having big effects on the pattern of trade and production (ruling out specialization in consumption).