Sentence examples for reflect an assumption from inspiring English sources
That may reflect an assumption that its euro-zone partners will save Greece should it run into trouble.
The impact would be limited because such a forecast most likely would cover three years, running through 2014, and asset prices based on investor expectations on interest rates already reflect an assumption that the Fed will keep rates near zero through the end of 2013.
That is, demand increases reflect an assumption of product being undifferentiated downstream to buyers while cost increases reflect an assumption of downstream purchases only experiencing cost savings when product is verified to be sourced from adopting feedyards.
The probability distributions also reflect an assumption of independence between eating events.
An age-sensitive decision on locking plate osteosynthesis may reflect an assumption on an upper age limit for this treatment.
This may reflect an assumption that qualitative presentations are easier to understand, or that information providers do not wish to express more than they know [ 21].
Our implementation allows scaling of the axes with arbitrary functions that reflect a-priori assumptions about the sensitivity of the system to parameter changes in different regions of the parameter space.
Black's disdain reflected an assumption that his power was secure.
That reflects an assumption that the American economy can grow about 3percentt a year once it reaches full employment, and that the Fed will tolerate inflation of about 2percentt.
For example, Hackney Labour councillor Rita Krishna, a strong advocate of cycling, walking and public transport, has wondered on Twitter whether the preference for terraces partly reflects an assumption that they provide on-street car parking.
The transcripts of the interviews carried out for the series have lain embargoed in the Imperial War Museum for the past three decades, and when I was lucky enough to be allowed to base a book on them, I was at once struck by the way that so many reflected an assumption of common knowledge about the events they described.
