Sentence examples for same basic assumptions from inspiring English sources
However, the latter concept is relatively more useful, it still needs the same basic assumptions as the concept of H-derivative.
MI is preferable to listwise deletion because it maximizes the statistical power of the study (Dong and Peng 2013) and has the same basic assumptions.
For facilitating comparisons, we kept as starting point the same basic assumptions as in [18], notably the assumptions that the outer-dendritic Cl− current is depolarizing and the inner-dendritic K+ current is repolarizing (alternative assumptions are considered in the second subsection).
However, both methods are subject to the same basic assumptions.
In general all models follow the same basic assumptions: the focal population is expected to be in panmixia, discrete generations exist and mutation, selection and migration are negligible compared to genetic drift, thus representing a simplified Wright-Fisher population [ 30, 31].
These great "mavericks" share the same basic underlying assumptions as much of the rest of the political and media elite.
He compares jihadists who make the case for violent action with Nazi Brownshirts and Bolsheviks as the militant vanguard of a wider movement and goes on to claim that "there are many Muslims across the globe, within Europe and in Britain, who share the same basic ideological assumptions behind the jihadist worldview".
But what the public conversation about climate change hasn't done, to date, is to address both questions simultaneously, using the same basic methodology and assumptions.
For cardiac mortality occurring in nonpatient samples, Chida and Steptoe included six effect sizes (see their Table 1), but two came from the same study, violating basic assumptions of meta-analysis.
If the two Gaussian parts have the same mean and variance then they can describe the same RV due to the basic assumptions about the whiteness of the samples (i.e., the realization of X).
