Sentence examples for rule assumption from inspiring English sources

This methodology combines (under a linear cumulative rule assumption) the loading spectra, obtained by the new approach, and the constant-amplitude fatigue strength modelled by means of a conventional log-normal distribution.

Under this assumption, we expanded the "common binding rule" assumption of QSAR to create a new drug-drug relationship score (DRS).

The "common binding rule" assumption of QSAR studies was used and expanded to posit the existence of common rules governing drug-target interaction which could be learned from large-scale drug-target interaction data.

Not only do many boomers have no perception of themselves as "old," but the old rules, assumptions and expectations of age increasingly don't make sense.

He put humans and man-eaters in the same apartment, utterly subverting every rule and assumption going.

They have been accustomed to apply the 80-200 rule", an assumption that of all the things they could change, to make their organisation perform better, just a handful of them (the "20%") would achieve almost all ("80%") of the possible improvement.

As we are concerned only with locations i with, we can use Bayes rule and assumption 2, previously mentioned, to obtain Let be the set of copies in existence in stage k that lead to an allele frequency a j in the observed tumor.

Seniors will be exposed to even more risk from the disruption caused by President Obama to Medicare Part D. Milliman recently calculated that "Up to 50% of Part D plan choices may be eliminated or materially changed during 2015 and 2016 based on provisions in the Proposed Rule using assumptions derived from survey responses".

Various systems of axioms, or basic rules and assumptions, have been formulated as a basis for measurement theory.

The rules, the assumptions, the now-we're-supposed-to's of how you get your work seen, and what you do then, are breaking down.

Under the new rules, those assumptions would have to be revised every three months, leading to changes in the book value of the policies.