The phrase "assumptions resulting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conclusions or outcomes that arise from certain assumptions made in a particular context.
Example: "The assumptions resulting from the initial analysis led us to reconsider our strategy moving forward."
Alternatives: "conclusions drawn" or "outcomes derived".
Dr. Levin said recent changes in accounting assumptions resulting from lower interest rates had made the $200 million in pension overfinancing disappear.
These formulations are based upon distinct kinematic assumptions resulting from different multiplicative decompositions of the deformation gradient.
Instrument characteristics or limitations must be considered or they can contradict these simplified assumptions, resulting in misleading averages.
The binding properties and signalling mechanism of electrochemically active boronic acids were deduced and the assumptions resulting from the electrochemical behaviour were confirmed by 1H and 11B NMR spectroscopies.
A review of literature reveals that various CAC schemes depend on unrealistic, simplifying approximations and assumptions, resulting in imprecise control decisions [23].
The citizenry bought into it in a classic example of false assumptions resulting in wrong outcomes.
These assumptions result in discontinuities in stress and temperature fields at the interface between successive layers.
However, these assumptions result in biased results that do not reflect the real life situations.
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Different assumptions result in different efficacy estimates, but do not significantly affect the width of the confidence intervals.
For example, we assumed less than a fully multiplicative model when considering multiple drugs in the same patient, and variation in our assumptions resulted in similar conclusions.
