Sentence examples for sensible assumptions from inspiring English sources
Using sensible assumptions, Professors Smith and Van Leeuwen determined that nuclear generation produced about a third as much CO2 per kWh as conventional mid-sized gas-fired electricity generation.
These two assumptions might be less accurate for some specific scenario but are the most sensible assumptions if the OFDM radar system is not specified any closer.
There must be a corridor of sensible assumptions about future developments: within the corridor several future developments are regarded plausible but the field beyond the corridor is not considered seriously because of certain arguments.
This seemed to be a sensible assumption; as fevered as the talk over immigration has been on the right, few have threatened a mass revocation of the rights of green-card holders.
The sensible assumption is that he would have tailored it to his own strengths, toning down the suffocatingly rigid format and ramping up the live-wire spontaneity of the studio sections.
This is a sensible assumption since even for CB-CSMA/CA with high probability only one node transmits at each transmission attempt.
This equation relies on the fact that error terms are uncorrelated to each other, which is a sensible assumption in quantized DSP systems [34, 35].
In general, this is a sensible assumption when NICUs are operating below their maximum capacity, which was most often the case for the data presented here.
This is a sensible assumption in that corticospinal conduction delays require pyramidal cells driving alpha motor neurons to encode the causes of sensory consequences in the near future.
For assembling a nuclear genome, this is a sensible assumption, as it excludes repetitive regions that may otherwise cause assembly artifacts (Miller et al. 2010).
A sensible assumption to make is that the degradation of G6P which appears at α = 3 corresponds to the conversion into FBP suggested at α = 2. Also, the direct link between glucose and pyruvate was discovered.
