Sentence examples for building assumptions from inspiring English sources
"It's about assessing the data and implementing that information, building assumptions and building the picture using the information and apply a model," Mr. Bamford said.
This can be achieved by basic assumptions of compensating expected turnover due to retirement (status quo vs. changes in HRH productivity) or by building sophisticated assumptions on the dimensions affecting the demand for medical workforce: its possible drivers.
The UN Provides the flimsiest base for its figures, building extravagant assumptions on the high end of American estimates.
She will also work on building out assumptions to calculate the impact of Essmart's new agricultural products on end customers.
We will be building on assumptions that innovation pathways have a probabilistic character and may omit the technologies that have not been explored yet.
Our results indicate that use of the stopping criterion also removes sites that provide a poor fit to tree-building assumptions.
Especially for building retrofit many assumptions on construction, material etc. have to be taken, which increases the uncertainty of simulation results.
This objection is related to a "normalization" objection which holds that public reason liberalism avoids indeterminacy only by building implausible theoretical assumptions into their models (D'Agostino 2003).
How can psychological food preference learning processes be exploited to induce a shift from high to low calorie dense foods? Figure 2 summarizes the three main routes taken in the idea generation phase, building on the assumption that adequate regulation of food intake requires presence of both satiating physiological and psychological triggers.
The model is building on the assumption that living with a chronic illness is an on-going process without end, in which people experience an ever-changing perspective of their illness, which makes it possible for them to make sense of their experiences.
We have been building our team on assumptions of faster growth than have materialised," wrote Hed.
