Sentence examples for assumptions about the persistence from inspiring English sources

Section 7 presents simple simulations in order to illustrate how the role of STW changes under different assumptions about the persistence of the output shocks and the use of STW during the economic recovery.

In order to more fully appreciate the implications of the results presented in Table 5, it is useful to compare the evolution of employment, total hours and working time under different assumptions about the persistence of the shock and the use of STW.

Overturning earlier assumptions about the persistence of alcohol-induced liver damage, recent studies have reported that some of the tissue injuries present even in the advanced stages of ALD, such as fibrosis, are reversible (Hernandez-Gea and Friedman 2011).

The persistence definition requires assumptions about the prescribed daily dose (i.e. 240 mg).

But what about the persistence of hunger?

Joseph teaches about the persistence of faith in a hostile land.

But there's something admirable about the persistence of Charles Lazarus and his successors.

Several officials spoke about the persistence of the achievement gap, a long-standing concern.

I suppose that says something about the persistence of the original hippies' vision.

"I think that [John Travolta] and the Kevin Spaceys of the world are living under this kind of 80s assumption of what acting is and they've got to be able to play straight to get the straight roles," mused comedian John Early in a VICE interview about the persistence of Hollywood's closet earlier this year.

Look for our documentary about the persistence of plague in Madagascar, coming soon.