Sentence examples for uncertain assumptions from inspiring English sources
The Budget's pension changes are based on "highly uncertain assumptions", according to a respected think-tank.
Although the findings are compatible with the Niall hypothesis, geneticist Chris Tyler-Smith of the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute in Cambridge, U.K., warns that the conclusion rests on uncertain assumptions about mutation rates and time between generations.
The premise captures the idea that an energy model is not a tool which reduces uncertainty and could predict a future with certainty based on uncertain assumptions about the target system.
The IT2 fuzzy logic allows for an improved handling of uncertain assumptions about the distributions of noisy and erroneous inputs which are essential for correct design of the fuzzy voting scheme.
Third, we identified several uncertain assumptions relevant to natural history, which were varied extensively in sensitivity analysis.
Varying each of the uncertain assumptions individually, in combination, and according to HAART regimen, generated more than 1500 unique combinations of parameters for each CD4 stratum.
On the uncertain assumption that victory is swift and civilian casualties are limited, that will doubtless be true of the many Iraqis who have suffered directly at the hands of the regime.
Speculation that Britain may once again seek monetary fund assistance — and become the first major western European country to do so in this financial crisis — rests upon a crucial, uncertain assumption: that the combination of its steep debt and wounded banking sector will put too much pressure on the already wobbly pound.
The proposed method can be readily applied to reliable, robust, efficient and effective design of angle trusses and frames without the uncertain assumption of effective length.
An initial exploratory set of one-way sensitivity analyses were conducted to provide insight into the magnitude of influence of each uncertain assumption.
The duration of the treatment effect is, therefore, an important but uncertain assumption.
