Sentence examples for arguable assumptions from inspiring English sources

Modern renditions of Renaissance music depend on a great deal of guesswork, not to mention profoundly arguable assumptions about how the deep past should sound.

Wayne Cornelius, director of the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at the University of California, San Diego, said Mr. Camarota and Ms. Jensenius had applied "highly arguable assumptions" to their data.

This study makes two arguable assumptions: First, that a mutant detected above 1% is clinically relevant.

The arguable assumption of equivalency between different terms in the reviewed literature like hand-arm vibration, repeated microtrauma, repetitive loading, cumulative trauma and repetitive strain might have lead to an overestimation of its acknowledgement in the literature.

This review is additionally peppered with tantalizing if perhaps sometimes unfounded assumptions, some arguable and some bordering on plain unreasonable.

This assumption is arguable but is consistent with available data on post-logging dynamics in the region [13].

Although these algorithms allow certain variations from the structural prior, the underlying piecewise-constant assumption remains to be arguable in realistic tissues.

Jackson himself assumes that pretty much all everyday concepts can be analysed as equivalent to "the kind which satisfies such-and-such folk assumptions".[17] But it is arguable that many everyday concepts are not so constituted, but rather have their semantic contents fixed by observational, causal or historical relations to their referents.

Of the various assumptions made here, two are arguable and critical to the result: the assumption that lower socioeconomic position means a greater rate of extrinsic hazard, and the assumption that health behaviors have some cost in terms of other components of fitness.

What remains arguable is the sensitivity of the approach to the assumption of a constant scaling exponent a, because there may be no consensus about its true value [12] [15].

The well delineated time frame (a period of just a few hours) and frequency (every week) over an extended period (an entire TV season) provides a close to ideal test ground for the study of electoral outcomes as many of the assumptions implicitly used in the analysis of social phenomena are more easily arguable, if not trivially true, in the case of the American Idol competition.