The phrase "assumption of report" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the acceptance or understanding of a report's content, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The assumption of report was that all data had been verified, but this was not the case."
Alternatives: "acceptance of the report" or "understanding of the report".
Results for this section are listed under the "Other Assumptions" category in Table 5 of their report.
It looks like for now Carolyn Everson's assumption of Shields' reports may just be an interim measure, but it also could be a sign of her growing position at the company.
Our calculations of PIR1 and PIR2 were made with the assumption of 100% reporting compliance.
HMRC also disputes one of the central assumptions of the report, that it should renew its work on a centralised deductions system, which would take over from employers in calculating and removing PAYE.
Based on the assumption of the EFSA report [ 1], that there is no threshold of lead exposure, our study provides a range of annual benefits and partial costs estimated in order to highlight the economic impact for society of lead exposure reduction policies below the conventional B-Pb screening value of 100 μg/L.
The unstated assumption of most such reports is that the unhealthy are not only a burden to society but that they deserve to be punished (fiscally for now) for failing to be responsible.
This could stem from our assumption of complete case reporting and no misclassification of AIDS deaths: if, in fact, some diagnoses go unreported and some true AIDS deaths are misclassified, then our estimates will be too low.
While it would be inappropriate to assume inadequate blinding merely on the basis of inadequate reporting, equally, the assumption of adequate blinding when reporting is absent or inadequate cannot be justified.
The fact that it is now possible to relax the assumption of perfect accuracy and report on events before their occurrence is remarkable and continued work on this project is already in progress.
When Mauchly's test indicated violations of the assumption of sphericity, we will report F values with degrees of freedom adjusted using Greenhouse Geisser epsilons.
LCA and SA can assist investigators in relaxing the unrealistic assumption of perfect RSs in reporting prevalence and validation study results.
