Sentence examples for different assumptions suggest from inspiring English sources

Mr Sumner's projections, using different assumptions, suggest that poverty by 2030 could fall by anything between 600m and 1.6 billion.

In contrast, other recently published disease models using additional outbreak data and different assumptions suggest that substantial health gains could be achieved by reactive cholera vaccination.

Different assumptions suggesting that age-related leptin resistance could affect the decline of BAT observed in elderly individuals are discussed below.

Sensitivity analysis using different assumptions suggests that maximum savings might be in the region of £171 000 a year and in the 'worst-case scenario' the service could generate net costs of about £7000 a year.

The fair correspondence of SW and WW findings, despite the different settings and assumptions, suggests that our approach is reliable, and our estimates realistic.

"Where Howe's assumptions suggest that I undervalue capitalism's benefits and attractions," Sellers continued, "my assumptions suggest that he underestimates its costs and coercions".

We suggest that this difference is due to different assumptions on fish swimming energetics.

This pattern, said Gilliam, suggests two very different assumptions about race and child behavior on the part of white and black educators.

However, other analyses involving different assumptions about the possible joint conditions suggested that the findings would not be greatly influenced by this problem.

The findings suggest that jurors make different assumptions about the guilt of a criminal defendant before the introduction of evidence and that these assumptions influence their overall evaluation of the case and their verdict.

The fact that such clear prejudices toward the male are so thoroughly and clearly intertwined in our Talmudic text with decisions favoring male-centered practice suggests that if we bring different assumptions to our sacred thinking - and different company as well - we may arrive, with equal conviction, and with an equal sense of sacred imperative, at quite different conclusions.