Sentence examples for this number assumes from inspiring English sources

Total return: This number assumes all distributions of income and capital gains are reinvested.

Data for homeless populations in 1996 and 1997 were not available, so we estimated this number, assuming a linear increase in the total.

This number assumed a probability of exposure to the factor under study of 15% in the group with concomitant mood disorder and also a ratio of 4 patients with mood disorders versus 1 without.

This number, assuming a 5% level of significance, 80% power, would allow the detection of 10 20% reductions in risk-specific factors among those in the intervention group from a 100% prevalence at recruitment time.

Of course, that number assumes that the tax fails to have its intended effect, getting us to junk the suvs.

Most of the estimates were close to 5%, so this is the number assumed in the following benefit analysis.

That number assumes six people are gathered around the TV to watch each pay-per-view purchase.

The number assumes that tax reductions do nothing to stimulate the economy and that increased incentives mean not a penny more in government revenues.

This estimate also is the cumulative case number assuming no subsequent waves of infection.

It crossed her mind that some Bostonians might dial the wrong number, assuming that 612 was a mistake for Boston's similar code, 617.

But those numbers assume that the city doesn't raise assessed values or tax rates.