The phrase "assumptions risk" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "assumption risk"? You can use "assumption risk" in contexts related to finance, insurance, or decision-making where risks are based on certain assumptions.
Example: "Investors must carefully evaluate the assumption risk before committing to any new venture."
Alternatives: "risk of assumptions" or "assumption-related risk".
We highlight differences in the model assumptions, risk sets, and rate ratio interpretation.
We showed that each model has different study questions, assumptions, risk sets, and rate ratio interpretation, and so inferences should consider the appropriateness of the model for the RCT.
The model allowed for probabilistic sensitivity analysis with the following distributional assumptions: risk of developing permanent AF = β, health state specific costs = normal, health state specific utility reductions = normal, and transition probabilities = empirical.
The calculation of the samples size, with α=0.05 and 1-β=0.8 were based on the following assumptions: risk of one year mortality or cardiovascular events of 20% with the follow up in the network allowing to decrease this risk to 5%.
A circumvention system designed under inadequate assumptions risks irrelevance, through being easily blockable or impractical to deploy.
And, a US Court of Appeals held that the US NRC could adopt conservative assumptions "risking error on the side of over-protection rather than under-protection… when those assumptions have scientific credibility" (note 2).
There are many model assumptions and risk factors that have a large quantitative impact on the cancer risk estimates.
Wrong-headed assumptions about risk dispersion will be less easily made.
Also, overly flattering input assumptions allowed risk outputs to be understated – the garbage in, garbage out principle.
It is a simple way for analysts to avoid having to be explicit about their assumptions about risk, growth and payout ratios.
Global finance was one such system at the time of the 2008 crisis, with its locked-in assumptions about risk and cascading series of bad debts.
