Sentence examples for acknowledged assumption from inspiring English sources

An important but rarely acknowledged assumption of all the models outlined earlier, however, is that nongenetic inheritance mechanisms mediate the transmission to offspring of phenotypic variants that are immediately or at least potentially adaptive.

34 Cultural safety involves examining institutional structures, acknowledging assumptions, addressing power imbalances between the clinician and patients, and respecting Aboriginal cultural norms.

Although previous authors have acknowledged these assumptions and recognised they constituted imperfect tests, within habitat patchiness has not been empirically tested in this context before.

Since the standard application of MI assumes that data are MAR, it is important for investigators to acknowledge this assumption when using MI and justify it.

But the site's author, Dean Chambers, acknowledged that his assumption that more voters would identify themselves as Republicans proved to be wrong.

Although we note that other similar adherence interventions may have effects that persist for as long as one year [ 27], it should be acknowledged that this assumption is not directly supported by our data.

Re "Justices Deny Grandparents Visiting Rights" (front page, June 6): The Supreme Court's decision acknowledges that assumptions of parental autonomy based on the single nuclear family cannot be taken for granted.

The more scientists acknowledge the assumptions and values that influence their interpretations of evidence and their decisions about how to weigh it, the better.

Mr. Yanagisawa acknowledged that some assumptions made when the Financial Reconstruction Commission was established have proved faulty.

These theoretical results are good to know and keep in mind, even though they perhaps do not apply so frequently to real data, as correctly acknowledged, given the assumptions of constant in time population size and selection coefficients.

The principal, Nidal Abuasi, acknowledged that the students' assumption of a backlash might be misplaced.