The latter can constitute a strong assumption when dealing with emerging economies, which have undergone large structural changes which are unlikely to be repeated.
After all, the grant of alienage jurisdiction to the federal courts, both original and removal, constitutes an official assumption that xenophobic bias is present in state courts.
Hence the individualised predictions arising from the nomogram-derived probabilities should constitute an improvement over a global assumption that recurrence would occur at a fixed rate in the study cohort (as would be assumed in a 'standard' Phase 2 trial).
This relation constitutes a strong assumption in that the SDF of any agent in the tax economy is proportional to the SDF of an equal agent in the no-tax economy in every state.
The fact that maternal genotype is linked to offspring genotype may constitute a violation to this assumption.
Acting upon this assumption would, in the current state of the law, constitute an infraction of the Forestry Code.
We identified the parameters that constitute a CRR, devised explicit assumptions about the range of parameter values that may be feasible in general practice and defined when CRR harm rate estimates would be considered to have acceptable precision and adequate power.
Collectively, they constitute an emergency.
Nonetheless, this assumption might constitute a limitation, since immigrants could differ from each other in terms of mentality, prospects to assimilate, and above all, education level.
Even the intimate assumptions of family life constitute a tacit contract liable to be nullified in a crisis.
These findings constitute a good reference for evaluating the soundness of the assumptions underlying the explanation inference for future research.
