There is an overarching assumption that medical research, in general, is a good thing.
From this perspective, it is an overarching assumption that every individual knows his or her ultimate goals and also how to fulfil their goals.
Of these, proximity models are generally considered to be least effective since they are based on the overarching assumption that exposures closer to a traffic source are automatically greater than those further from the source (Zou et al., 2009).
This agrees with the overarching assumption that security was the main driver for the burglary falls.
The overarching assumption is that personality traits are continuous and normally distributed in the population.
Yet, what has gained adult education and training a new momentum as an overarching policy goal is the development of the Human Capital Theory (HCT) during the 1960s, grounded on the assumption that investment in human resources, namely on the development of individuals' skills and knowledge, generates economic benefits for economies, organizations, individuals and society as a whole [ 1, 2].
I think we compartmentalized our campaigns and didn't have an overarching theme, an overarching message.
Dimon favors an overarching regulatory body, a "systemic counsel" with "some real teeth".
An EMA concept paper 12 proposes using emerging data to corroborate assumptions as part of an overarching framework for extrapolation.
The LHINs principles were identified based on a MOHLTC-organized group consensus process that did not define or describe the principles, or articulate an overarching ethical framework and/or set of normative ethical assumptions.
One assumption that remains common in community phylogenetics, however, is the idea that the structure of a community is governed by an overarching process, such as competition or environmental filtering, that applies to all species in the community.
