Mr Rodrik's model also assumes a single tradable good.
The standard version of the life-cycle model also assumes that consumers would prefer to spend everything before they die (i.e., it assumes there is no bequest motive).
Mr. Gates's model also assumes that a malaria vaccine now in development by GlaxoSmithKline will be approved and will by 2014 reach at least some of the one million children, mostly in Africa, who die annually of the disease.
A bulk dissolution model also assumes dual nitrogen sites.
The model also assumes a general dependence of the yield coefficients on the substrate.
Model also assumes that border pixels have lower intensity values than the average intensity of the derived eye-socket.
In addition, the proposed model also assumes that the scale parameter b k,l is different for each DCT coefficient.
The model also assumes that the two respondents who give the same response do not have exactly the same attitude.
The model also assumes that government money is required to fund academic science, but many further propose that governments should also fund technology development.
Additionally, the model also assumes that land cover is consistent year to year, which is not what is happening in reality.
Ohshima's model also assumes that the particle size is much greater than the Debye length and thus the particle surface is approximated to be planer [24, 41].
