The community and the utility must fix a price for the electric company's property, a calculation that includes not just the value of poles and wires but also so-called stranded assets, or investments made in things like power plants on the assumption of needing to provide service for a certain number of customers.
Second, we described the multiple phases of setting up a public health program and highlighted the importance of basing programs on detailed needs assessments rather than assumptions of needs.
It led to some contorted thinking, it adds: The [government's] pre-determined policy of [needing] 10 new nuclear power stations created the 'central assumption' of the need for them.
But some assumptions of conservation need to be documented.
If deck B is preferred by most participants, the basic assumption of IGT may need to be refined.
Initiatives such as PGP abandoned any such expectation of privacy from the outset, and many existing research cohorts collected under the assumption of anonymity will need to be updated.
Furthermore, when k="1 (Schröder's equation), necessary and sufficient conditions on ϕ are given to ensure F has full rank near 0 without the added assumption of diagonalizability as needed in the 2003 Cowen/MacCluer paper.
Otherwise, how do we know that a is not chosen with some bias, which would make its probability of being G different from r? Defenders of the proportional syllogism (McGrew 2003; Campbell and Franklin 2004) argue that no assumption of randomness is needed.
PGA and PGA/PGC had normal distributions but, since the distributions of PGC and gastrin were skewed on the right, a log transformation was used when the assumption of normality was needed.
This paper describes (1) a formative study performed to understand how to design novel health technology to assist older adults with OTC medication information, and (2) how a user-centered design process helped to refine the initial assumptions of user needs and help to conceptualize the technology.
