Sentence examples for favourable assumption from inspiring English sources

So containment would have been pretty expensive for the United States, they argue, "even under the favourable assumption that it would be completely effective in achieving its national-security goals".The trio then go further.

In so far, this scenario makes very favourable assumption for the battery and is taken to be representative for future developments.

Consequently, we applied a favourable assumption that the treatment effect in Lujan et al. is the fall in HbA1c in the treatment arm between baseline and follow-up (0.45%).

Corey Chivers | Bayesian Biologist | 6 June 2013 Not very, even on the most implausibly favourable assumptions.

30 Recent guidance from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence 31 is more optimistic, however, being based on more favourable assumptions about the initial costs and later complications after endovascular repair.

Our results suggest that routine infant vaccination could be cost effective in England under favourable assumptions if the vaccine could be procured at <20% of the list price.

This strategy could be cost effective at £3 (€3.8, $4.9) a vaccine dose, given several favourable assumptions and the use of a quality of life adjustment factor.

Scenario AB was developed to estimate the 'maximum' number of avoidable deaths that would have been achieved, if the favourable assumptions of scenarios A and B had been enforced simultaneously.

Our results indicate that in India, even with highly favourable assumptions, the dissemination of wind power projects is not likely to reach its maximum estimated potential in another 15 years.

If similar levels of protection could be achieved with removal of the infant meningococcal group C conjugate vaccine or by using a 2, 4, and 12 months schedule this would be more economically favourable and could be cost effective at a cost of £6-7 a dose, or up to £22 a dose if several further vaccine favourable assumptions were combined.

Modelled analysis has previously predicted that under favourable assumptions about LBC test accuracy, if image-read LBC were to be introduced as a direct replacement to conventional cytology in Australia, 68 additional cervical cancer cases and 19 deaths would be prevented, but 26 additional treatments for high grade precancerous lesions would be required for each case prevented [ 4].