Sentences with phrase «assumptions when»

If you're inflating your numbers and making unrealistic assumptions when calculating if a property will be profitable, you're going to end up with thin margins.

And why would you want a landlord to make these assumptions when they could be incorrect, and the repercussions could be significant?

It's easy to make assumptions when it comes to volunteer background screening, especially if you are someone who has worked in the nonprofit world for some time.

Alarmists have trouble validating most of their assumptions when those rules are enforced.

Simple climate models are perfect in answering many questions, but they require too many unphysical assumptions when they are used to answer other questions, and they can not tell anything about some further ones.

As part of that calculation, researchers have relied on simplifying assumptions when accounting for the temperature impacts of climate drivers other than carbon dioxide, such as tiny particles in the atmosphere known as aerosols, for example.»

It's easy to make assumptions when those assumptions simplify thing or make them make sense.

Meteorologist Trenberth plus some modellers encouraged by Houghton, who made two serious mistakes in his treatise, made two false assumptions when they adapted Manabe and Wetherald.

All the more reason to be clear about errors and assumptions when giving the «headline» numbers....]

I think good scientists explain their assumptions clearly and re-consider their assumptions when drawing conclusions.

We don't have to make assumptions when you blatantly come out and say «hell no» to a game, simply because a character from another game you have no interest in is included as an option.

Getting to their assumptions when they «ran the numbers» has proved to be nigh impossible.

There are a lot of uncertainties involved while making these assumptions when the growth is distributed at multiple levels.

But those same strengths limit our field of vision and color our assumptions when we tackle something new.

In 1996, Gregory Wray of the State University of New York, Stony Brook, and his colleagues shook up these assumptions when they published a paper in Science (25 October 1996, p. 568) that — by averaging the mutation rates of eight genes shared by animals and nonanimals — estimated that animals arose about 1 billion to 1.2 billion years ago.

He said the realities of delivering on campaign promises are far different from the assumptions when not in power.

Just please... No more baseless assumptions when all signs are pointing to us having something big in the works

I know it's probably true that some people make assumptions when they find out I'm Muslim, but I've never been able to discern what, if anything at all, they had assumed.

In other words, you are calling out someone for making assumptions when you are making an even bigger assumption.

The «overwhelming evidence for naturalistic evolution» no longer overwhelms when the naturalistic worldview is itself called into question, and that worldview is as problematical as any other set of metaphysical assumptions when it is placed on the table for examination rather than being taken for granted as «the way we think today.»

I don't fear Islam... so stop making absurd assumptions when you do not know what you're speaking of.

You claim I'm making assumptions when I point that out, yet you refuse to actually engage the scholarship.

«We grew EBITDA 104 per cent to # 17.3 million, the business continues to grow very strongly and future cashflow forecasts are also strong, but the announcement of substantial investment in delivery services is a material change to the original assumptions when it was purchased.,» he said.

People make assumptions when running marketing experience to convince themselves that «users will want XYZ» when in reality, no one cares!

There's an assumption when reading a newspaper that the editors in charge are interested in informing people about what's happening in the world, even if that information is disturbing or offensive to some.

You are making a very large and unfounded assumption when you say that we stop existing after we die and you should recognize that your assumptions are just as unfounded as mine.

dans «You are making a very large and unfounded assumption when you say that we stop existing after we die and you should recognize that your assumptions are just as unfounded as mine»

The moron posted a comment based on an assumption when the article clearly stated the opposite.

«Similar to when a lot of people made that assumption when Manchester United did not qualify for the Champions League whether they could attract the players.

Four years ago, the research team of Pedro Herrera (University of Geneva) first cast doubt on this assumption when they demonstrated that a few alpha cells in the pancreas of genetically modified diabetic mice changed into beta cells.

Gender bias is something that she never experienced herself, other than the occasional assumption when she came back from the United States that it was to work for her husband rather than heading her own lab.

People often believe that future generations will be better off than their predecessors, but that may be a dangerous assumption when it comes to climate change, according to new Princeton research in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Of course, in hindsight it's hardly a stretch to make that assumption when just two years later the director gave us his magnum opus with the crushingly heartfelt Holocaust story «Schindler's List,» a film that many consider to be one of the best movies ever made about this dark hour in world history.

Anyone in the right mind would make that assumption when they she she had landed with a branch sticking through her gut.

I made a terrible assumption when I started that if I tell superintendents, superintendents will tell principals, principals will tell teachers, and teachers will tell parents.

Unfortunately, this was not my assumption when I started as a classroom teacher in the 1970s.

You make alot of assumption when you can't read properly.

This is an exceedingly dangerous assumption when you try to assign high levels of confidence.

Your analysis does make one very important implicit assumption when you equate ROE with growth in intrinsic value and that is that the company can continue to reinvest earnings at that same rate of return (i.e. 12 %).

Gamers see full site advertising buy outs and assume there is collusion between developers and media, I'm not saying there is, only that it's a reasonable assumption when looking in from the outside.

It takes a big assumption when it comes to the «overlap» - consumer.

I used to work at GameStop, so it's not mere assumption when I say that employee's are supposed to push the used game over the new game.

This is a key realisation because most societies today are based on the opposite assumption and I think most scientists make the same assumption when commenting on supposed solutions to our problems.

«There's kind of an assumption when you leave private practice that you leave the possibility of doing pro bono and the cynic's take is you don't really need to do it for your career anymore,» says Hurl.

Not exact matches

It would be unfortunate if this were the case, as this data is reported on with the assumption it is reliable and local policy makers and economic development agencies use the data when making policy.

In this way the assumption of the primacy of efficient markets takes on the air of natural law, when in fact it is illustrating choices.

«When people get stuck on a problem, they've become encumbered by the assumptions they've made about the solution»

He adds that when it comes to predictions, past data on previous forest fires can provide analysts with additional data: «We're working off of history and assumptions, pretty much.»

The key is to make conservative, reasonable assumptions and adjust them when they prove wrong.

«When you start with an assumption of success at scale and work backwards, the steps you take to get there are different.»