Sentences with phrase «number of assumptions»

It also doesn't seem to occur that they're making a startling number of assumptions in this process.

Apparently, analysis is one of the toughest and complex things to do as there is ample number of assumptions and factors to be considered.

This time, they found statistically significant evidence for Z (4430), despite the complexity of the analysis and a large number of assumptions made about the particle's production environment.

The Roth decision requires making a dizzying number of assumptions regarding future tax rates and projected earnings.

Indeed, it aims to be a deductive science drawing its conclusions from a limited number of assumptions.

But he cautions that the model «involves a tremendous number of assumptions that are only loosely supported by medical literature.»

Think of the tech industry as being built on an ever - increasing number of assumptions: that you know what a computer is, that saying «enter your Wi - Fi password» means something to you, that you understand what an app is, that you have the desire to manage your Bluetooth device list, that you'll figure out what USB - C dongles you need, and on and on.

The Government has identified that there are a «number of assumptions behind this question», including that:

Economic impact estimates completed over the past 20 years vary in their coverage of subsets of economic sectors and depend on a large number of assumptions, many of which are disputable, and many estimates do not account for catastrophic changes, tipping points, and many other factors.

The analysis relies on a number of assumptions about how monetary policy affects debt and how debt affects financial stability.

However, PBO's forecast is based on a number of assumptions, which if not realized, would put their forecast at risk.

However, there are a number of assumptions that have been publicly disclosed.

Forward - looking information is based on a number of assumptions and is subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond Loblaw's or Shoppers Drug Mart's control, that could cause actual results and events to differ materially from those that are disclosed in or implied by such forward - looking information.

We are faced with a number of assumptions that need to be examined.

In order to do the calculation, the company needs to make a number of assumptions and these will need to be disclosed in the financial statement footnotes.

Stögerball certainly isn't the most pleasing to watch, but the idea that Stöger is underperforming requires a number of assumptions to be true and I'm not sure that they are.

This is obviously an extremely difficult task and requires a number of assumptions to be made.

This creates a number of assumptions and misconceptions around the practice.

Even this makes a number of assumptions.

«I don't accept the IFS analysis because it makes a number of assumptions, it's very partial.

Lelieveld cautions that the findings depend on a number of assumptions.

This ideology rests on a number of assumptions about the role of the U.S. in the global community and American national character.

The results in the study are based on a particular model of the city of Detroit and, as for any policy evaluation, depend on a number of assumptions that are described in detail in the NBER working paper, the researchers noted.

There are a number of assumptions and hypotheses nested in these definitions, but I want to focus on two: 1) students will learn more if they have more power over what they learn («the path argument»), and 2) students will learn more if they have more power over when and how quickly they learn («the pace argument»).

It is important to note that this analysis includes a number of assumptions.

In our first year of intensive work with these groups of potential mentors, we have found a number of assumptions and patterns of interaction that can present problems to infusing technology, and we have explored a number of strategies for addressing them.

In our first year of intensive work with these groups of potential mentors, we have found a number of assumptions and patterns of interaction that can present problems for infusing technology, and we have explored a number of strategies for addressing them.

The number of assumptions should clearly indicate the future illustrated in this post is as likely as the chance of a straightforward «the - buck - stops - here, we aren't going to make any excuses» apology from Steve Jobs.

This argument does depend on a number of assumptions.

To illustrate how you calculate the later variable payments, we need to start with a number of assumptions.

To answer this question Ardrey has to make a number of assumptions.

There are a number of assumptions that can be made here.

Jim, there's a number of assumptions here that bear clarifying.

Katharina Grosse's epic psychylustro — a five - mile - long «painting» sprayed intermittently along a stretch of train tracks in northeast Philadelphia — challenges a number of assumptions about the role of both painting and public art.

The analysis, from December 2000, was based on a number of assumptions, including one that no technological innovation would occur.

There are of course a number of assumptions in such an approach, not the least of which is that all forcings (longwave and shortwave) can be treated the same way.

I ask this because you seem to be operating under a number of assumptions that in error.