"minimal assumption" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you wish to refer to the fewest assumptions possible about a given topic. For example, "The scientist made minimal assumptions about the experiment's outcome."
Under the minimal assumption of directional symmetry of the underlying distribution, the null asymptotic distribution of the sign test statistic is shown to be chi-square with p−1 degrees of freedom.
Another important goal was the ability to operate over a wide variety of links and physical layers such as ARPANET, X25, satellite links, packet radio networks, and serial links, which was achieved by making a very minimal assumption about lower layers and the functions they provide.
The most minimal assumption is non-dictatorship.
The minimal assumption on f that guarantees this is (fin L (log L ^{frac{1}{2}}(Omega)).
In the present study, spatial domains D are always bounded with a sufficiently smooth boundary, where the minimal assumption is a strong local Lipschitz condition; see [2].
Early work in this paradigm include Bernheim (1984) and Pearce's (1984) notion of rationalizability and Aumann's derivation of correlated equilibrium from the minimal assumption that the players are "Bayesian rational" (Aumann 1987).
In our model, we used minimal assumptions with regards to the impact of polarizing currents, by simply adding transmembrane currents.
Minimal assumptions are made about the abilities of the robots on a team.
The goal is to make reliable inferences while making minimal assumptions about the models generating the data.
The weighted likelihood is a generalization of the likelihood designed to borrow strength from similar populations while making minimal assumptions.
Unlike DEA, the FDH imposes minimal assumptions on the production technology and it does not require convexity.
