Sentence examples for analysis presumes from inspiring English sources

Such an analysis presumes that the deficit can be defined, but a review of the extensive literature on the subject reveals that a comprehensive catalog of deficit theories has not yet been written.

The above analysis presumes that lotteries are evaluated in terms of their expected choice-worthiness or desirability.

This supervised analysis presumes that any meaningful differences are between the predetermined groups of samples.

Our analysis presumes juvenile recruitment dynamics can be detected when turtles are counted as breeding adults, several decades later [29].

The underlying principle of the centrality analysis presumes that the most central proteins in a domain-specific network are likely to be of high functional relevance [40].

The practical limitation here is that the analysis presumes a perfect correction.

Studies using factor analysis presume that a stable common-cause underlies the symptoms in any given factor.

In [ 19] and [ 15] the dynamics of the cell cycle are described in terms of bifurcation analysis, presuming that the size of the cell (cell mass M) changes much slower than the other variables and therefore can be viewed as a constant parameter in the analysis of the dynamics.

Second, the analysis above presumes that the fluid has zero visocosity (air has very low viscosity).

Any analysis that presumes our first intention is self-preservation is fundamentally flawed as we faithfully worship God and serve our neighbours in every place".

The analysis, which presumes oil prices will continue to remain low at around $44 per barrel in coming years, took account of further tax breaks in the budget George Osborne bowed to pressure from the hard-pressed North Sea industry by cutting taxes in a £1bn move which delighted oil firms but infuriated climate change campaigners.