Sentence examples for using various assumptions from inspiring English sources
For the first time this year, the UN has attempted to look as far ahead as 2100, using various assumptions about how fertility and mortality rates might change over the years.
The availability and quality of data pose a challenge to our understanding of rainfall in general — the spatial distribution of rain gauges and radar observations of rainfall vary regionally, and satellite observations are limited to the past few decades and must be analysed using various assumptions to extract rainfall data.
The models are compared on the basis of the solid-phase loading capacity using various assumptions since the assignment of an appropriate solid-phase loading has been the subject of several papers on this topic and no comparisons have been provided on the effectiveness of each approach.
Then, using various assumptions about interest rates, they determine what money received in the future is worth in today's terms.
The insurance model set parameters based on our best knowledge of eBay's real-world values for pricing and payout, and using various assumptions found in the literature for claims and risk behavior.
They constructed scenarios about the mitigation of CO2 emissions using various assumptions such as enhancing energy efficiency, the closing of existing nuclear plants, and the possible negative effects from economic growth.
Previous models have used various assumptions in order to account for this finding.
A modeling exercise exploring modes of transmission used various assumptions to estimate that MSM contribute 5%% of new HIV infections in Mozambique [ 12].
Using various cost assumptions, mean estimated cost per case varied from £4950 to £5516.
But Mr. Weerakkody said the Los Alamos study was only a quick cut at the problem, to determine whether more work was needed, and had used various "conservative" assumptions that might be too pessimistic.
To assign the significance of peaks, different programs use various model assumptions such as Poisson [ 7, 12, 13], local Poisson [ 8], binomial [ 9], and hidden Markov [ 10] models.
