Sentence examples for modified assumptions from inspiring English sources
When we used modified assumptions on the basis of emergent information on the novel pandemic influenza, more reasonable predictions resulted than when we used default assumptions derived from previous pandemics.
Exposure was estimated for treatment only and for treatment plus prophylaxis, using assumptions from Singer et al. (2007) and modified assumptions from the Department of Health based on treatment of 50% of the population with Tamiflu and prophylaxis (Scientific Pandemic Influenza Advisory Committe 2008).
Therefore, the influence of only the palaeoclimatic changes has been considered in the present study, following the modified assumptions suggested by Slagstad et al. ([2009]).
Predictions based on modified assumptions arising from the new pandemic gained better fit than results from the default model.
The modified assumptions and results, along with sensitivity analyses were endorsed by Metro North planners and used to inform resource planning.
In our study, using the modified assumptions, RNA-seq time series with short time period (4~8 time points) and single observations as gene-by-gene approach are applied to compare the performance of AR(1) model to static methods in identification of differential expression.
The calculator also provides the option to modify assumptions, including the rate of inflation.
You can modify assumptions such as changes in expected segment revenue or EBITDA margins to see how they impact the company's value.
In this section, we will study the convergence properties of Algorithm 1. Firstly, based on the objective function of problem (1), we need to slightly modify Assumption 1 as follows.
We examined different assumptions about waning but those would produce behavior inconsistent with the evidence in some situations, unless we modified other assumptions.
From the 1930s to the 1970s, dozens of scholars probed and modified Progressive assumptions, and we can see patterns of evolution and variation in their thought.
