Sentence examples for this assumption will lead from inspiring English sources

Only in few, probably unrealistic cases, this assumption will lead to unsafe results, the lack of safety being however very small, amounting only to a few percent.

Violations of this assumption will lead to biased estimation of causal effects.

And this intrinsic assumption will lead to numerous errors especially at the region of depth discontinuities.

A case study of a typical gas-side particulate fouling system shows that estimating the thickness using the linear profile assumption will lead to a 10% error in the estimated fouling layer thickness.

That assumption will lead those who think that theological claims are not reasonably accepted on the evidence to regard faith as worthless and intellectually dishonourable at best, 'a degenerating research programme' (Lakatos 1970).

It might be expected, therefore, that the removal of the basis set assumption will lead to the best ab initio estimate of the valley splitting available, for a given arrangement of atoms.

Any major deviation from these CoC rate assumptions will lead to increased power, if the delta of 20%% is retained.

Therefore, this assumption will eventually lead to some errors where the observation model cannot correctly represent the actual appearance of the vehicle.

As the dataset analyzed in this paper contains closely related organisms, i.e. short internal and terminal branches will be estimated for the given tree topology, we expect that this assumption will not lead to drastically different parameter estimates compared to a branch-partitioning approach such as the one proposed by Hwang and Green [ 3].

This assumption will be removed later on.

This assumption will be revisited below.