Sentence examples for incomplete assumptions from inspiring English sources

Those opinions, constructed using sometimes incomplete assumptions, protected the companies from penalties.

Dog-eat-dog individualistic competition is, at best, an oversimplification; an incomplete assumption which is certainly unwise to found our global socio-economic model upon.

We must do away with a flawed and incomplete assumption of "mistaken identity" regarding Sikhs; until we do, we will all be the ones who are mistaken.

Where a response may have ambiguous or incomplete data, assumptions were made based on other relevant complete responses.

It is designed to model global international linkages and to assess the international transmission of shocks under an endogenous framework and incomplete ERPT assumption.

It is possible that the soil sequesters carbon (Martikainen 2006), but since the results are incomplete, the assumption has been made that there is neither carbon sequestration nor carbon emissions.

However, the authors of the Department of Health-funded study that produced those figures urged caution about their own findings as they were based on incomplete data and assumptions.

It challenges the city's recently completed environmental review, saying it was a process "characterized by manipulated data, baseless assumptions, incomplete disclosure and a distortion of the project's significant environmental impacts". The other suit more narrowly focuses on the city's finding that more than two-thirds of fans will take public transit or walk to Jets games.

My facts can be incomplete, and the assumptions my mind makes out of them may be wrong.

Incomplete or incorrect assumptions about clinical tasks and mental models also create hazards.

SAFs can be inaccurate and misleading under various circumstances such as omission of certain smoking-attributable cancers, use of unrepresentative relative risks, misclassified exposure status, and incomplete disclosure of assumptions concerning sensitivity.