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This would enable the assumption that equilibration pressures are a constant fraction of core-mantle boundary pressures to be superseded.

The use of a dynamic model enables the assumptions to be updated with new conditions added to the SPM such as treatment for emerging non-communicable diseases and changing numbers in need.

FALCON also allows the user to decide if any sorting is performed, enabling the "context free" assumption to be relaxed (e.g. for investigation of gradient-based nestedness ).

Particle filtering approaches have been found to be especially attractive for nonlinear/non-Gaussian filtering problems where the assumptions enabling the Kalman-type filters are violated.

The synthetic catalogue of events represents the full spectrum of input parameters and together with the associated probabilities this enables the uncertainty assumptions to be incorporated into the final results.

Assumption-driven modeling works directly with modeling assumptions, thus, enabling the definition and handling of process models as structured text with defined syntax and semantics.

A further limitation is that, for these seven countries, the time series were too short to adequately estimate anything other than a linear trend, but again longer time series will enable the linear trend assumption to be tested.

The use of FIML estimation in this study enables the missing at random assumption (MAR) to be made, rather than the more restrictive missing completely at random (MCAR) assumption required for correct estimation with listwise deletion (Graham et al., 2003).

That assumption enables the authors to work out what multiples banks are applying to reported incomes in various industries; how much taxable income is not being reported; and how much tax is being evaded (see table).

This assumption enables the calculation of the dot surface coverage.

This assumption enables the units to assume real continuously variable firing rates, similar to what is found in the brain (Treves et al. 1999).