Prior to the occurrence of a pandemic, modelling studies have made plausible assumptions about these details.
14 Briefly, the guidance suggests for the primary analysis, either a complete case analysis or making plausible assumptions about the outcomes of participants with missing data.
46 In the absence of high-quality reliable data, we have made plausible assumptions regarding interpersonal contact, and, in the Albany case, these are reflective of the data in.
This article suggests a framework for intention to treat analysis that depends on making plausible assumptions about the missing data and including all participants in sensitivity analyses The intention to treat principle requires all participants in a clinical trial to be included in the analysis in the groups to which they were randomised, regardless of any departures from randomised treatment.
You can make plausible different assumptions that can budge the figures a little one way or another, but this is the broad shape of their plans.
With the Norwegian prescription register only existing from 2004 we had to make some plausible assumptions regarding patients being drug naïve.
But it refined the original Medicare proposal and substantially improved it, moving in a direction similar to the bipartisan proposal that Ryan and Oregon Democrat Ron Wyden had authored, which made more plausible assumptions about both the substance and the selling of Medicare reform.
The model is based upon differential equations and makes two plausible assumptions; activation of Gata-6 by Oct4 and repression of Nanog by an Oct4 Gata-6 heterodimer.
(Here, as in their reply to the first objection, the Mohists make the plausible assumption that humans have a natural tendency toward reciprocity).
Since we assume, however, that it is not only a cognitive subject but also intrinsically a cognitive subject it cannot ever occupy this role — at least if we make the plausible assumption that being an object and being a subject are mutually incompatible properties.
