Sentence examples for inconsistent assumptions from inspiring English sources

Young challenged each paragraph of the Treasury letter in his report, describing it as "loose analysis" with "inconsistent assumptions".

But, like the bumblebee who doesn't know he can't fly, through a series of inconsistent assumptions, Dirac tapped into a secret of the universe.

For real solutions it has been proposed to calculate GE by combining the equations derived separately for regular solutions and for athermal solutions, but, in view of the restrictive and mutually inconsistent assumptions that were made in deriving these two equations, the proposal has met with only limited success.

Although dengue is an important vector-borne disease, the economic literature is relatively sparse and results have often been conflicting because of use of inconsistent assumptions.

Also, the equilibrium Clayperon-Clausius condition has been used for conditions at the surface of the liquid instead of the commonly used, and inconsistent, assumption that the liquid is at the boiling temperature.

Conclusion: The findings were inconsistent with both assumptions.

Compelling evidence exists that behavior is inconsistent with the assumptions of expected-utility maximization.

Again, this is inconsistent with the assumptions of the encroachment narrative.

Second, as pointed out by Staub and Winkelmann (2013), the ZIP model is not robust to misspecification and produces inconsistent estimates if assumptions about the data generating process are in fact violated.

Again, however, the context of the VHX trial is inconsistent with framework assumptions.

Our results for V. canescens are thus inconsistent with the assumptions of the model developed by Zayed and Packer [ 32].