Sentence examples for global assumptions from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, differences in land use dynamics are demonstrated by spatial downscaling, which are jointly affected by the global assumptions and local driving factors, showing a fierce competition between the crop and forest.
However, note that this analysis is done considering only the existing songs in the database and may not be used to infer global assumptions about these music genres.
The chancellor says "there is a re-basing of global assumptions about the economy" and surely we know that the prospects of growth are about to be down-graded again.
With the variational methods, the existence and multiplicity of homoclinic orbits of problem (1) have been obtained in many papers (see [1 16]), mainly in the case that W satisfies some global assumptions for all t and u.
Such a simpler model focuses on the kidney accumulation and urinary excretion, making rough and global assumptions on the other pathways.
"It was mainly an assumption, a global assumption about the world's oil fields.
The second one constructs a top-down framework [8 11] which designs to model the overall function of HVS according to some global assumption.
When the problem is resonant at infinity, we impose on the nonlinearity F the global assumption ( F ∞ ± ) to ensure the compactness and clear description of critical groups for Φ at infinity.
The intracellular concentrations of BSH were then estimated on the basis of the global assumption that all of the bacteria analysed contained ≈3 μL of intracellular water per mg of dry weight.
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).
