Sentence examples for been based on assumptions from inspiring English sources

There will always be elements of a cost estimate that have been based on assumptions, whether purely financial (such as the rate of inflation in five years' time) or more operational (such as changes in customer behaviour).

Andrew Caplen, president of the Law Society, which represents solicitors across England and Wales, said: "It seems clear that the MoJ's decision has been based on assumptions that we consider to be inaccurate and inadequately tested.

To date, both measurement of sensory experiences and the resulting interventions have been based on assumptions of neurological sensitivities and largely ignored the role of cognition.

In the instances where reconstructions have been performed, they have been based on assumptions and estimations by changing " gain and loss penalties" [ 31, 32] that consider gene loss more likely to occur than gene gain.

Recommendations for Lyme disease testing in patients without objective physical findings have been based on assumptions that the incidence of disease in this population is low and not significantly higher than in the general population of a low-moderately endemic region (0.1 0.01% pre-test probability estimates).

All businesses are based on assumptions.

It was based on assumptions on both sides.

The current reality in the Middle East is based on assumptions that are no longer necessarily true".

First we researched the idea, but it was based on assumptions.

Yet, that too was based on assumptions that didn't underpin reality.

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