Sentence examples for used assumptions from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the board said, companies used assumptions that were contrary to past experience, but the auditor had accepted them without challenge.

The U.S. stress tests, or Supervisory Capital Assessment Program, used assumptions including a fall in G.D.P., a rise in unemployment and a drop in house prices, similar to parameters to be used in Europe.

Modelling by Sinclair Knight Merz/MMA and Monash University's Centre of Policy Studies, commissioned by the Climate Institute, which used assumptions more generous to the Coalition, found the Coalition would have to find at least another $4bn for its climate policy, or break its pledge to cut emissions by 5% by 2020 and instead allow them to increase by 9%.

In previous Halliburton filings, the company has used assumptions that would have valued the options as being worth more than $20 million, but it was not clear what assumptions were used in estimating the value of the package for board members.

Moreover, we show how to relax several widely used assumptions in order to enhance the practicality of our TED protocol, and extend it to real-world network scenarios.

In this paper, an assessment of commonly used assumptions associated with ΔKeff and their implications on FCG predictions in light of existing experimental and numerical data is presented.

Here we used Assumption (2.6), that is,.

This is contrary to the commonly used assumption of these parameters being constants.

In our hexagonal tessellation construction, we consider a widely used assumption for transmission range.

A commonly used assumption behind the data collection procedure is that all the data are fully observed.

I found myself using assumptions that were unfamiliar, and doing very simple things with them.