Sentence examples for The presumptions for from inspiring English sources

That led to the main aim of this paper- to reveal the possibilities to model male shopping behavior in terms of shopping orientation and to justify the presumptions for formation of such frameworks and their structure.

While the presumptions for this particular case will also be addressed in certain degree, this will be done primarily to show complexities of some physical process that can be modeled, rather than to prove correctness of the concrete values computed here.

The presumption for or against bail can be displaced by evidence.

I wandered around arguing with myself in this vein for a while, then decided that what was confusing me was the presumption, for lack of a better word.

We asked ourselves about the conditions of a possible fruitful functioning on different levels, and also about the presumption for it.

Therefore, our study tries to complete the knowledge inventory about Strýtan which is the presumption for a substantive and meaningful comparison to other sites.

If one of the questions cannot be answered clearly this is an indication that the argument is weak, and answering No to either of the two questions cancels the presumption for the conclusion, i.e., makes the argument into a bad argument from expert opinion.

It should be emphasized here that the roughness of the examined layers is very low, with roughness values < 2 nm (Table  1), fulfilling the presumption for AFM-based nanoindentation to examine the elastic penetration modulus E and therefore, the characterization of the stiffness of the biopolymer layers.

You find yourself being held accountable for the presumptions of the way that Texas is".

The geodetic presumptions for the measurement of the neutrino velocities during Project X experiment and for the usage of the basis Earth Moon are proposed.

The presumptions of a genetic basis for discontinuous phenotypic polymorphism and its maintenance by natural selection are clear from the writings of Ford cited above but these principles also can be found together in a single statement: "In view of these considerations it is clear that if any unifactorial character is at all widespread it must be of some [adaptive] value.