This is why, ever since the days of Kuznets, the government's basic assumption, at least when it comes to economic data, has been: the more information, the better, no matter how dismal it may be.
(Recessions after the Second World War, for instance, have lasted about half as long as recessions before it). This is why, ever since the days of Kuznets, the government's basic assumption, at least when it comes to economic data, has been: the more information, the better, no matter how dismal it may be.
Here, we propose two fusion rules for global estimation under the basic assumption "at most one measurement per target" [21].
In this time of crisis for pop music and the pop-music business, it's time for a rethinking of basic assumptions, even at the price of a little pomposity.
It was a basic assumption driving the peace conference at Rambouillet, France, in February, when Albright and her colleagues expected Milosevic to accept a U.S.-brokered deal rather than face a NATO bombardment.
A basic assumption is that the ICP read at one point in the intracranial system properly reflects the average pressure throughout all other locations.
However, it makes sense to challenge the validity of the basic assumption that the ratio of DnaA-ATP to DNA at the time of initiation is constant.
A basic assumption of the Langmuir theory is that sorption takes place at specific homogeneous sites within the sorbent.
"And the basic assumption is that the pope is a target".
Compositional methods may also founder because of failure of the basic assumption that the measured feature is constant over the genome, except at locations of horizontal transfer.
