Sentence examples for updated assumptions from inspiring English sources
Credit-related income was positively affected by an increase in home prices, a decline in serious delinquency rates, and updated assumptions and data used to estimate the company's allowance for loan losses in 2013.
The data, based on new information from 1984 tax returns and updated assumptions about the economy's performance in the next two years, show that the Senate tax bill would be almost as favorable as the House bill to taxpayers with incomes between $20,000 and $50,000 a year.
Given these issues, the EAC revised the cost model using 2012 prices with updated assumptions based on literature sourced from the additional systematic review of clinical evidence.
The new analysis, it said, reflected "an updated assumption about when the legislation would be enacted".
Humans can flexibly update assumptions and read into nuance, while models are rigid in their interpretations of a fixed set of data.
Embedded value, used for evaluating insurance companies, reflects expected cash flows from sales in the year and updating assumptions based on experience.
Reputex's chief executive, Hugh Grossman, said the work – updating assumptions in the greenhouse projections about economic growth, electricity demand and trade – showed Australia might still be overstating its emissions by more than 200m tonnes over the next four years, or more than the annual emissions from the entire electricity sector.
To reflect these changes, we updated the assumptions of R&C's model, by altering the maximum allowable cost factor.
In 2006, the GLF updated their assumptions about beverage alcohol content used to convert quantity measures into alcohol units (1 unit = 10 ml ethanol) 25.
Ratings agencies have changed their requirements several times already as they update their assumptions of defaults and losses on mortgage securities.
Yet managers (like doctors) can practice their craft more effectively if they relentlessly seek new knowledge and insight, from both inside and outside their companies, so they can keep updating their assumptions, skills, and knowledge.
