Sentence examples for making different assumptions from inspiring English sources
Barnett says getting forcing data is "a must" because many climate models, when tested against history, produced results close to observed temperatures, despite making different assumptions about "forcing" (probably radiative forcing, the net difference between heat radiation entering the earth's atmosphere and leaving it).
Using multiple interpretations of a system by making different assumptions can thus be used to understand processes in data limited groundwater systems.
In this study, a series of nine scenarios was developed with each scenario making different assumptions of the percentages of total arsenic from marine and terrestrial sources present as inorganic arsenic.
The sensitivity analysis indicated that making different assumptions about this has relatively large implications for cost-effectiveness estimates.
Sensitivity analyses will be conducted to investigate the potential impact of missing data, making different assumptions such as 'best' and 'worst' case scenarios as well as imputation models.
To examine the impact of carry-over (overlapping) costs, we analyzed switching data using 4 different approaches – each making different assumptions regarding the attributability of costs and timing of incurred costs potentially due to the initial (pre) treatment.
The different types of spatial models make different assumptions, model spatial autocorrelation differently and analyse the data in different ways; their relative merits will be explored as part of the study.
The difference arises because they make different assumptions about fertility, mortality and migration.
It just reflects a difference of opinion among actuaries who make different assumptions about the growth of drug spending and enrollment in private plans".
They are likely to have slightly different population characteristics, quality and sample sizes, and the researchers are likely to have made different assumptions.
"You can make different assumptions about oil prices and demographic effects," he says, "but whichever way you look at it, you're going to get substantial traffic growth".
