Sentence examples for analysis presupposes from inspiring English sources
This analysis presupposes that commuting represents what economists call a rational choice, as opposed to a constrained choice.
The analysis presupposes that, for any E, there is exactly one such price — let's call this the agent's fair price for the bet on E. This presupposition may fail.
Any analysis presupposes a particular framework of interpretation, and work is done in interpreting what we are seeking to analyze as part of the process of regression and decomposition.
Similarly, but from a very different theoretical background, Michel Foucault's highly influential analysis presupposes that power is a kind of power-over; and he puts it, "if we speak of the structures or the mechanisms of power, it is only insofar as we suppose that certain persons exercise power over others" (1983, 217).
This analysis presupposes an optimal framework for each of the 41 diagnoses.
During this phase, however, he is still working within the broad conception of analysis presupposed, if not fully developed, in the Tractatus.
In contrast with Helmholtz's analysis, which presupposes the homogeneity of space, the Postulate of Freedom allows for the possibility of replacing Helmholtz's homogeneity requirement with the possibility of subjecting the metric field to arbitrary, infinitesimal change.
Not having to consider the cell context would allow for streamlined imaging and data analysis but would presuppose that cells of different size do not differ in SF.
The PCR amplification of cDNAs from the bladder cancer cell lines, using primers located in different ST3Gal.I exons, originated products whose sizes were in agreement with the in silico analysis and therefore presuppose the existence of two ST3Gal.I transcripts, each with nine exons (data not shown).
The analysis of inferential justification presupposes an understanding of justified belief.
Our analysis of instrumental goodness presupposes an understanding of what it is for something to be good.
