Sentence examples for a difficult assumption from inspiring English sources

This can be a difficult assumption when examining the interaction of effects as in our case with comorbidity.

Prediction performance will degrade when this assumption is not met, but it can be a difficult assumption to verify, particularly for disease phenotypes with heterogeneous etiology.

However, given the consensus among scientists that climate is changing, it is a difficult assumption to defend at longer time scales, such as a century, or the 50 80 year rotation length of managed, even-aged stands in the U.S. Northwest.

This is the more difficult assumption to defend, and also that which is most important with regard to the novel ideas outlined in this paper.

Even so this is a difficult undertaking, as simplifying assumptions made in imaging and modeling procedures affect the inferred position of slip on the fault.

We can suspect assumptions about a difficult future family life with a child with Down syndrome, who will demand endless amounts of time, self-sacrifice and work.

Temporal MBD, however, is a difficult task and indeed many simplifying assumptions have been adopted in the various approaches in the literature.

A more convincing logical progression would be a) the data in Figure 3D supports the model, b) now calculate non-trivial consequences of the model based on these assumptions that explain a difficult to understand observation.

But the problem is that the assumptions themselves are difficult to interpret and evaluate, and so the issue remains a difficult one.

For those on the left, the realisation that there may be more to be done than not being overtly racist can be surprisingly difficult; the assumption that we can rest on our laurels and focus on protesting against other people's prejudice extremely tempting.

However, the finding of a difficult-to-grow and difficult-to-identify pathogen makes this assumption unlikely, particularly in the setting of necrotizing lymphadenopathy.