Sentence examples for simple assumption that from inspiring English sources

We believe that our simple assumption that spatial distribution of afterslip in the first 3 months doesn't change is acceptable at least until the first year by comparison with the afterslip distribution estimated by previous studies (e.g., Miyazaki et al. 2004; Ozawa et al. 2004; Baba et al. 2006).

"The simple assumption that the Internet is a luxury is being disputed by this group," Ms. Norris said.

The astronomers made what they said was the simple assumption that clusters were a fair sample of the universe as a whole and that the cosmic ratio of dark matter to ordinary matter applied in each individual cluster.

With no fewer than 24 transfers over the course of the summer off-season, it would have been easy to make the simple assumption that Eintracht Frankfurt Coach Armen Veh thought his squad was not ready for the step up to the Bundesliga.

For example, behind the creation of Britain's natural parks by the post-war Labour government was the simple assumption that nature was beneficial, that access to wild and unspoiled landscapes would be of great help to ordinary working people – not least those living in industrial towns.

Results: The simple assumption that all patients with a symptomatic stenosis >70% benefit from CEA is untenable.

On the other hand, plenty of scope for creativity exists with the Black-Scholes method, even given the few simple assumptions that are used.

In our 1-D inversion of subsurface resistivity structure, the largest uncertainties in the model arise due to the simple assumptions that must be made.

Here we show, under some very simple assumptions, that when testing for differences between two samples for a given expression level, a longer gene will be more significant that a shorter gene.

Hence, the simplest assumption that can be made about the components \ dv^{i}_{p}\) is that they are linearly dependent on the two vectors \ v^{i}_{p}\) and \(dx^{i}_{p}\).

The simplest assumption that can be made about the term F is that growth is exponential (or, more precisely, the division and death happen according to an exponential law, and the division rate is higher than the death rate).