Sentence examples for analysis presupposes that 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.

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).

Dating based on indirect calibration points presupposes that adequate calibration points were used in the source analysis.

Our model presupposes that sort of uniqueness of demand, and solves specifically for that.

This general question about the nature of law presupposes that law is a unique social-political phenomenon, with more or less universal characteristics that can be discerned through philosophical analysis.

Furthermore, it presupposes that information on the origin of compounds within a source is always available.

This analysis presupposes an optimal framework for each of the 41 diagnoses.

From this, we can presuppose that Cd2+-induced apoptosis occurs through ERK activation.

This test presupposes that a primary meta-analytic result can be identified in each systematic review (analogous to a primary analysis in a clinical trial).

The notion of action presupposes that something has to happen.