This assumption was soon questioned on the basis of other evidence, however, and before 1980 it was clear that the age had been overestimated.
That rather amazing assumption collapsed soon after the return of a Conservative government in 1951, elected on the promise to build 300,000 new homes a year, half of them by private developers.
These assumptions will soon be demonstrated to be consistent with the "epidemiological and biostatistical ways of thinking" that the founders of evidence-based medicine so strongly promoted.
This bold assumption was, however, soon discredited.
When Jacobs was a freshman in 1997, he was promoted to the Assumption varsity but soon quit.
During the negotiations with Instagram, the parties framed the deal around a logical assumption: Facebook could soon trade publicly at a much higher market value.
In the case where the observations are given as in the Section 5, this assumption holds as soon as the variance of the observation is bounded away from zero.
Like most of her pet assumptions, this one soon crumbles.
But the tribute implied a pervasive assumption that he would soon retire.
The assumption that it will soon raise interest rates has bolstered the dollar at the expense of other currencies.
The annual rent for the seven Midtown buildings was generally $55 to $59 a square foot, according to William Macklowe, but Deutsche Bank and Fortress underwrote the deal on the assumption that rents would soon rise to $100 a square foot.
