Sentence examples for assumptions to its from inspiring English sources

But as other experts have had their first chance to scrutinize the research in detail, almost every aspect of the theory has been attacked, from its assumptions to its conclusion that abortion and crime are connected, not separate trends that happened to surface at the same time.

A novel so flagrantly autobiographical as Summertime appears to test that assumption to its limits.

Even if we push the faithful model assumption to its extreme limit i.e., assuming the model is perfect we run into tricky questions regarding confirmation since there are too many states indistinguishable from the actual state of the system yielding empirically indistinguishable trajectories in the model state space (Judd and Smith 2001).

The contentious job figures he advanced to make his case for abandoning Paris came from a study which made some highly questionable assumptions to reach its conclusions, including that it would "not take into account potential benefits from avoided emissions".

A deterministic mathematical model for the TBR has been developed using judicious assumptions to predict its performance characteristics.

The Standard Model relies on a number of mathematical assumptions to make its predictions, and the next phase is to explain these.

The question one might ask is, did TPC – which is actually painstakingly and painfully nonpartisan – make questionable assumptions to get its results, so that some other set of assumptions might portray Romneynomics in a more favorable light?

Forbidding the warrant and insisting on the subpoena instead when the custodian of the object of the search is not then suspected of crime, involves hazards to criminal investigation much more serious than the District Court believed; and the record is barren of anything but the District Court's assumptions to support its conclusions.

The Economist depends on five often-recited but weak assumptions to make its case that carmakers will win.

The robustness of the CPPs obtained from the logistic model likely results from the appropriateness of assumptions inherent to its equation for cell proliferation phenomena; the main assumption being that the rate of increase in biomass at any time is proportional to the biomass and the availability of resources [ 22, 23].

We provide a thorough overview of this representative multilingual model from its high-level modeling assumptions down to its mathematical foundations.