Sentence examples for based on assumptions which from inspiring English sources

"The scheme is based on assumptions which include the bank being in administration.

"I believe that to assign new ratings based on assumptions which I knew to be wrong would constitute securities fraud," Mr. Kolchinsky said.

The trouble with such predictions is that they are based on assumptions which are necessarily speculative and, as Sports Minister Mike Watson said the other day, the benefits they envisage can be intangible.

Commercial cryptographic solutions can be based on assumptions which may prove false in the future as long as they are updated as we move forward in better understanding or breaking those assumptions.

The method based on a first-order differential equation is very simple, and this fact is attractive from a pedagogical perspective; however, it is based on assumptions which are not rigorously valid.

This model is quite general, but is based on assumptions which are not physical.

All three techniques use a contact mechanics model which is based on assumptions and parameters which can only be determined with a limited accuracy.

But the limitation, Dr. Hartmann said, is that the model is hypothetical, based on assumptions, some of which she questioned.

In the field of psychological research for example, Kanning (2005) points out that definitions and systematizations are frequently based on assumptions of plausibility, which furthermore are not sufficiently supported by empirical data.

Deep beam effect is not seen in bending theory based on assumptions that transverse sections which are plane before bending remain plane after bending.

Some such estimates were based on assumptions concerning the rate at which dissolved salts or sediments are carried by rivers, supplied to the world's oceans, and allowed to accumulate over time.