Sentence examples for changing assumptions from inspiring English sources

Now we look at the sensitivity of results towards structural changes in the model, i.e. changing assumptions and equations rather than parameters (see Additional file 1 for more details).

Would changing assumptions about something produce radically different results?

He credits changing assumptions rather than specific targets for the success so far.

It had something to do with changing assumptions about loyalty and the nation.

Not until well into the 20th century did changing assumptions about race prompt revisions to this story.

The impact of oil prices is perhaps most clearly demonstrated in the changing assumptions made by the RBA in determining its growth forecasts.

This phenomenon is consistent with our structural changing assumption about critical proteins in which for a critical protein, which has been varied structure during the cell cycle progression, the structure of its neighbors must change along with it.

Changing the assumptions obviously changes the result, but by less than you might think.

Changing these assumptions did not substantially change the results.

Our focus was to educate and to provide strategies that enabled the patients to explore and understand their situation and encouraged them to focus on possible changes in their lives (primarily changing cognitive assumptions) that over time might lead to a more active everyday life (better quality of life and less psychological stress).

He said that the latest Channel 4 Paralympics campaign was a welcome boost to the ongoing challenge of changing public assumptions and attitudes.