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This can be explained by the assumption that there will be convergence in every demographic indicator, which are baseline assumptions of the EUROPOP2013 regional population projections.

There are two baseline assumptions of Locke's moral thinking: morality is universal and it is something that can be understood clearly and unequivocally by human reason when Locke imagines us rationally-discovering natural law, he envisions us applying a rigorous set of logical principles to a set of clear and well-defined ideas about human nature, God, and society.

The baseline assumptions of the proportion of patients who fall into the full, partial, or nonadherent categories are based on the information contained in the only published latent class analysis reporting adherence rates of an antipsychotic medication for patients in the United States [ 62].

Case 1 represented our baseline assumptions of linear CRFs from Pope et al. (2002) multiplied by 1.8 to scale up to the mean of the expert elicitation (Roman et al. 2008), that is, that cardiopulmonary and lung cancer mortality would increase by 1.6%and2.4.4% with each 1-µg/m increase in PM2.5, as in the main results (case 1).

"The baseline assumption of these regulations is the disclosure of what's in the fluids," he said.

But few voters are content to have their economies run as charities (and a good thing for economists that they aren't, as that would make a baseline assumption of rational self-interest look pretty absurd).A generation of global integration has been very good for the world's developing economies.

This corroborates our baseline assumption of v t =39% in 2011 (since b wt is estimated as 2.7% in 2011, see Table 1).

These observations could invalidate our baseline assumption of fully sensitive strains.

Under the baseline assumption of the model, the most rational strategy for the patient is not to trust and for the researcher to abuse this trust.

Pre-vaccination also remained more cost-effective than reactive vaccination if pandemics were assumed to occur on average every 80 years, rather than the baseline assumption of 30 years; or if pandemic vaccines needed to be renewed every 5 years rather than the baseline assumption of every decade.

The baseline assumption of this literature is that the differences in the current behavior in re-unified Germany can be the result of past experiences with different economic, political, and labor market regimes.