Sentence examples for failed assumption from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, Alan Greenspan noted his failed assumption, saying 'I made a mistake in presuming that the self-interests of organizations, specifically banks and others, were such as that they were best capable of protecting their own shareholders and their equity in the firms.' Image credit: Mark Wilson/Getty Images.

It clearly points out the failed assumption that the history of components is congruent with the history of the higher level unit to which it belongs.

"we show that the assumption of common trends in usage between exposed and unexposed users that underlie observational methods fail to hold for a variety of online dependent measures (brand-relevant keyword searches, page views, account sign-ups) and that ignoring this failed assumption leads to massive overestimates of advertising causal effects".

The governor's press secretary, Michael Drewniak, responded that "the Supreme Court should at last abandon the failed assumption of the last three decades that more money equals better education and stop treating our state's fiscal condition as an inconvenient afterthought".

Index of multiple deprivation failed assumptions of normality (Kurtosis 2.977 p <0.05 ) and homogeneity of variance (F 5,430) = 2.654 p = 0.022).

Moody's said Thursday that this "too big to fail" assumption might no longer be true.

We assessed the proportional hazards assumption by using trend tests of the Schoenfeld residuals; those that failed the assumption or were deemed to be time dependent were entered as continuous time dependent covariates.

Since the data are correct under the single failed subsystem assumption, the data contain no errors and the error correction system is operating correctly.

Results should be interpreted with care as the multiple model failed the assumption of proportional hazards.

Better yet, perhaps any rating with a built in too-big-to-fail assumption should come with a "G for government" health warning.

The binary states, i.e., success or failed state assumptions used in conventional reliability are inappropriate for reliability analysis of complex industrial systems due to lack of sufficient probabilistic information.