Sentence examples for underlying assumption in this from inspiring English sources

The underlying assumption in this approach is that the total moles of arsenic in solution can be equated to the number of moles of arsenopyrite reacted.

The underlying assumption in this approach is that at the edge of a breakout, differential stress is balanced with the rock strength (Fig. 2a) (Moos and Zoback 1990; Zoback 2007).

The underlying assumption in this study is that multi-thermal fluids spread around the horizontal well cylindrically at the beginning of injection and then along the top or bottom as the fluids contact those regions; this creates a composite reservoir with hot and cold zones.

An underlying assumption in this literature is that students' mental stances or psychological attributes play a major role in their academic outcomes and that higher education professionals should support them by facilitating higher degrees of involvement and engagement to increase their prospects for success.

The general underlying assumption in this analysis is that profitability of the business for both parties is assured, i.e., the retail price (p) exceeds the wholesale price (w) which in turn exceeds the expected production cost (c/theta), i.e., (p > w > c/theta).

The underlying assumption in this debate, both by those outraged at what they see as the film's glorification of torture, as well as by those who insist the depiction is "largely dispassionate," is that the moral question of whether we should torture can somehow be answered by the empirical question of whether torture works.

Although the aim of this paper is not to go into details of uncertainty due to underlying assumptions in the models, we return to this in the discussion.

Drawing on literature from organizational theory and sociology, we hypothesize that customer orientation, as a manifestation of underlying assumptions in the organization, affects espoused values in regard to beliefs on management control, working with others, and making decisions that are global.

Application of the Bayesian framework to change point estimation provides a way of making a set of inferences based on posterior distributions for the time and the magnitude of a change as well as assessing the validity of underlying assumptions in the change point model itself (Gelman et al. 2004).

The basic underlying assumption in robust design is that the experimental data have a normal distribution.

Within indirect comparisons methodological problems often occur due to the understanding of underlying assumption, in used methods as well as fixed and random effects, in the assessment of trial similarity (heterogeneity), in the comparison and combination of evidence as well as within publication biases [6],[6]].