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A sensitivity analysis should be derived from assumptions that seem plausible.

This error is derived from assumptions made in the curve-fitting process and from round-off error in the analytical phase.

The authors show the successful blowout correlation of Broadwell et al. [Twentieth Symposium (International) on Combustion, 1984, p. 303] can be derived from the assumptions of Vanquickenborne and van Tigglen [Combust. Flame 10 59 1966 ]], namely, that blowout is a competition between the local premixed turbulent flame speed and the local flow velocity.

This gravitational redshift result can be derived from the assumptions of special relativity and the equivalence principle; the full theory of general relativity is not required.

But the refutation of this statement, $\neg (\forall n A(n) \vee \neg \forall n A(n))$, is not true in intuitionism, as one can show that for any statement $B$ a contradiction can be derived from the assumption that $\neg B$ and $\neg\neg B$ hold (and thus also from $B$ and $\neg B$).

Evil cannot, in the Christian view, be derived from the dualistic assumption of the contrasts of spirit and body, reason and matter.

Equation (26) can also be derived from a plane wave assumption.

One key point to keep in mind at this point is that monism is supposed to be derived from the principles and other assumptions that, taken individually, could be acceptable to positions opposing monism.

This suggests that the flux balance equation could be derived from Fluid Dynamics under much more general assumptions.

(1) The model must be derived from the first principles with reasonable/justifiable assumptions.

These assumptions may be derived from two kinds of information.