Sentence examples for supply assumption from inspiring English sources

We calculated this amount, which we refer to as the implicit energy supply assumption of the UN medium projection, by breaking down the projection by developed and developing countries and determining the total energy supply needed to achieve the projected growth rate.

However, as for other modelling choices (central population growth scenario, higher attrition rate before retirement and unbound service utilization trend lines to 2030), we have allowed for physician demand to expand, rejecting any status quo supply assumption.

However, as the allowable vertical deflection increases with the availability of sufficient ductility supply, this assumption becomes realistic compared to the actual floor system deformed configuration.

The supply-side assumption of the model was that, according to a strict return policy, fixed quotas of foreign trainees entering anaesthesia workforce would be implemented and remain constant over the years.

Still, optimization of transportation supply under equilibrium assumption may not guarantee that an effective solution is obtained; indeed the system may not evolve towards the equilibrium state, if this state is not stable.

The commodities available in the domestic market are modeled as a composite supply under the assumption that the import commodities are imperfect substitutes for domestic output following Armington (1969) which is based on the cost minimization behavior of the domestic consumers.

In 1798, Rev. Thomas Robert Malthus predicted that population would outrun food supply on the assumption that human numbers would increase at a geometric rate while food would be limited to arithmetic increases.

Plotting of the emission ratios against the external arabinose concentration yields an in vivo response curve which indicates that the apparent steady-state levels of arabinose are about 20-fold lower compared with the external supply (under the assumption that the affinity of the sensor is not affected in the cytosolic environment; Figure 3B).

"Australia uses an outdated and very low assumption supplied by the US gas industry that was developed for conventional oil extraction in the US in the 1990s," Ogge said.

Since Mackey's writing there has grown up an extensive technical literature exploring variations on his axiomatic framework in an effort to supply the missing assumptions.

For more information about collective labor supply models, its assumptions, tests, and implications see for instance: Van Klaveren et al. (2011); Blundell et al. (2007); Attanasio and Lechene (2002); Chiappori et al. (2002); Lundberg and Pollak (1996); or Chiappori (1988).