Sentence examples for the alternative assumption from inspiring English sources

Note that in [24] the authors use only condition z 0 ≤ T ( z 0 ), although the alternative assumption z 0 ≥ T ( z 0 ) is also acceptable.

This premise is the alternative assumption of variability of biological process, which implies separating the methodological similarity from any claims of biological equivalence.

A similar conclusion holds under the alternative assumption that the homotopy equivalence sends the canonical class of W to that of (hat{X}): then (X') is a minimal resolution of a diagonal SIT (special Inoue type) variety.

Therefore, under the null hypothesis of F=G, we are able to identify a proper critical region and, under the alternative assumption, the power of the test can be determined naturally.

Broadly, estimates under the recommended ratio of 0.73 were higher than under the alternative assumption of 0.65.

The authors argue that the alternative assumption (i.e., that effects in animals do not provide evidence for effects in humans) "would be unworkable" (Bergman et al. 2013).

Upon one of the alternative assumptions made by the court, that the amendment is discriminatory, appellant's constitutional rights were infringed when the tax was levied upon him, and state officers acting under the amendment refrained from assessing the like tax upon his corporate competitors.

This prior belief does not affect the likelihood ratio since its computation is based on the alternative assumptions that H is true and that H is false (Kaye 1986a; Kaye and Koehler 2003; cf. Davis and Follette 2002 and 2003).

None of the alternative assumptions investigated changed the overall dynamics significantly, however, the upper limit of the credibility intervals of the projected future epidemic size varied for different scenarios.

16 Regardless of the alternative assumptions or strategy employed, cryotherapy remained the cost-effective option.

Sensitivity analysis was undertaken to test the alternative assumptions, such as free or fixed knot of spline quadratic models, different age groupings and truncating criteria of PHC visits.