Sentence examples for an explicit assumption from inspiring English sources

The researchers who developed the WBE theory have claimed that the 3/4 exponent contains mathematical errors and is derived on the basis of an explicit assumption [13] [16] and therefore does not generally apply to all organisms.

This begins with the title that makes an explicit assumption of flux redirection and continues throughout.

As outlined in Section 2, an explicit assumption of our model is that Type I response criteria are unbiased.

The net monetary benefit approach is simpler to calculate and gives equivalent findings (but requires an explicit assumption about the value of λ).

There is an explicit assumption in population genetic studies that more widespread sampling will reveal more ancient demographic patterns, and thus local sampling will reveal only the most recent demographic events.

Whereas the sample ML rule makes an explicit assumption of normality, Fisher's LDF contains no distributional assumption, although its sums of squares criterion is not necessarily a sensible one for all forms of data.

It means that they do not need any explicit assumption on the model between inputs and outputs.

With regards to (i), we did not make any explicit assumptions about recombination in the ASE analysis.

As an even more explicit assumption [[29], p. 463], one may consider a Dirac δ-distribution for w in (16), which yields ∂ t U ( x, t ) = − U ( x, t ) + F ( U ( x, t ) ). (20).

Furthermore, an implicit or explicit assumption of many treatments of polarized growth in fungi is that the vesicles deliver new cell wall material rather the capacity to synthesize this material.

The idea that people of all races could become French was coupled with an implicit (and often explicit) assumption that they came from inferior cultures, and needed to submit to France's mission civilatrice to be equal.