Sentence examples for based on broad assumptions from inspiring English sources

Henry Kay, head of project development for the Maryland Transit Administration MTAA), said the initial $1.2 billion estimate in 2001 probably was based on broad assumptions, such as the average cost per mile for rail construction nationally.

This resulted in attempts to strengthen capacity being based on broad assumptions.

Many of the miRNA prediction algorithms were developed based on broad assumptions.

Fourth, our estimates of the AF are based on broad assumptions regarding exposure distributions in occupational and environmental settings.

Based on broad assumptions regarding past occupational and environmental exposures, we estimated that approximately 6% of annual lung cancer deaths may be due to DEE exposure.

Unlike the ABM studies, the studies by Döll and Krol (2002), Krol and Bronstert (2007), Barbieri et al. (2010), Feng et al. (2010), and Marchiori and Schumacher (2011) are based on broad, regional-level assumptions regarding migration decisions.

One concern is that computer models at this scale are usually based on very broad assumptions – they presume, for instance, that above a certain altitude, a glacier will be stable, whereas local topography and the physics of ice dynamics could mean it is in fact vulnerable.

Naturally, it's human nature to operate based on assumptions­ sometimes assumptions we don't even realize we're holding.

Some pundits have read political stances into his broad statements based on certain assumptions about the Church's point of view.

Forecasting is based on assumptions, and technology changes those assumptions," says Mr Khosla.

Instead of adopting a single functional assay, or gene expression endpoint based on a priori assumptions, a broad mechanistic understanding of the cellular mode of action particularly for high-volume chemicals must therefore be a priority.