Sentence examples for with underlying assumptions from inspiring English sources

In Section 2, the bilinear state space model problem is stated along with underlying assumptions.

Many of these discussions on the relative importance of ROI when considering an undergraduate degree program are laced with underlying assumptions about the utility of ROI with regard to evaluating the value of a post-secondary degree.

As such, both communities have sets of terms and concepts, with underlying assumptions that are used to characterize the evolutionary process.

'Ethnic matching' of researchers to their participants, particularly in research with ethnic minority populations, has indeed often been perceived positively with underlying assumptions regarding the equalisation of the otherwise hierarchical research relationships between researchers and their participants.

Deterministic methods aimed at ascertaining the impact of design parameters on the overall behaviour of systems are often saddled with underlying assumptions that simplify the randomness in variability.

This distinction can be important for downstream analysis of gene families, as an observation that is viewed as deriving from a calculation with underlying assumptions is different from an observation that is presumed to represent the natural order without any assumptions.

The resulting Rasch analysis, as with all versions of the Rasch model, is mostly concerned with testing the underlying assumptions of the model; that of the probabilistic relationship between items, unidimensionality and local independence [ 39].

While all should rely on data that come from direct observations of human behaviour if they are to have at least the semblance of scientific value, all may vary with regard to underlying assumptions, validity, and reliability (consistency, in this case).

People in extremely different international legal contexts may approach the toolkit of law with very different underlying assumptions about the meaning and efficacy of their actions, in terms of how those actions will influence the outcome of a particular situation, or how they might change the behavior of other actors.

The rankings produced by one or more of the models may be combined to produce a hybrid ranking, but this complicates the analysis by merging models with very different underlying assumptions.

The journal also provides a forum where researchers can publish a complete mathematical description of important environmental models together with the accompanying analysis and underlying assumptions.