Sentence examples for assumptions based on the from inspiring English sources

As a result, the EFSA Panel revised their model (EFSA EFSA J 13: 4127, 4), adopting the slope of the empirical data from Hofmann et al. The intercept, however, was substantially reduced to less than 1% at one point by introducing further assumptions based on the estimates of mainly panel members, citing possible 'uncertainty'uncertainty

No one can really presume to know how Dr. King would have actually felt about the current state America were he still alive, but what one can do is make healthy assumptions based on the life he lived, and the things he said.

"At that time there were flawed assumptions based on the cost of [the French reactor at] Flamanville," he said.

Many of us make assumptions based on the way people speak — judging certain dialects or accents as too posh, harsh, aggressive, unfriendly, "unintelligent" or "common".

And, of course, Latino immigrants don't just enter a pre-existing racial hierarchy; they bring with them their own assumptions based on the hierarchies in their home countries.

Zorn invited me to participate on the spot, I was welcomed into the community and my fears and assumptions based on the numbers were happily proven wrong.

But that traditional assumption, based on the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes, has been turned on its head, at least in the United States.

That, at least, is the common assumption based on the belief that decarceration is a zero-sum game and unions benefit from mass incarceration.

I'm going to presuppose the following: a) God exists: an assumption based on the fact that writing a whole piece based on a rejection of the premise of the question would be gittish and boring.

It's a common assumption, based on the experience of the 1930s in particular, that the populist right is best placed to exploit the volatility and insecurity of slumps.

Suppose the Magic were able to retain those percentages if 250 of their long 2-point attempts were shifted to 3-point attempts (a reasonable assumption based on the data).