Sentence examples for better assumptions from inspiring English sources

Further, they find that better assumptions would allow for a more than doubling of our tax rates without any negative impact on growth.

This would provide the basis for making better assumptions made about the BED response function, enabling more reliable forms of post hoc correction.

The fixed CER assumption is reflected in the fixed spectral dependence of the optical properties of the ice particles, which is a better assumption than identical cloud emissivities at the two bands.

A better assumption in the frequency domain is to have random sparsity [25 27] as shown in row 5 and column 3. A generalization of the sparsity in the frequency domain is sparsity in any transform domain such as Discrete Cosine and Wavelet Transforms (DCT and DWT); this concept is further generalized in CS (row 6) where sampling is taken by a linear combination of time domain samples [2, 28 30].

A better assumption might be for my friend to assume his host's sympathy to Trump's intolerant ideology, since 53percentt of white women voters in the U.S. backed Trump.

In classical monolayer stress microscopy, this might be a better assumption because in this case large sheets of cells are observed without cellular resolution.

Results suggest that the RRT is an effective method eliciting more socially undesirable opinions and yielding more valid prevalence estimates of xenophobia and anti-Semitism than direct questioning ('more-is-better' assumption).

Of course, it was no big deal for either of us, and the conversation carried on smoothly, but I can't help but wonder what our interaction might have looked like if we all were encouraged to make fewer -- or better -- assumptions.

Accordingly, the more interactions there are being measured, the better the assumptions behind the multiplicative model will be justified, provided that significant genetic interactions remain relatively rare.

We used log or angular transformations to better approximate assumptions of parametric statistical models.

We transformed variables to better approximate assumptions of normality when necessary and possible (Additional file 1: Table A3).