Sentence examples for assumed framework from inspiring English sources

Phylogenetic positions of individual sea lamprey genes were further investigated by likelihood-based statistical tests under the assumed framework of gnathostome KCNA phylogeny documented previously ([ 17]; also see Figure 2).

Indeed most of the scientific work in cognitive psychology, psycholinguistics, and AI assumed the framework of LOTH.

The computational approach is based on continuum mechanics, where a homogenous and elastic material model is assumed in the framework of the finite element method analysis.

It was basically this: our best scientific theories and models of different aspects of higher cognition assume a framework that requires a computational/representational medium for them to be true.

In this work, we assume the framework of mandatory spot market where active participants can bid strategically above there marginal costs.

Market economy, in any of its varieties, assumes a framework in which 'people influence each other's actions exclusively by means of the higher and lower qualities of life that result from the process of exchange' with the main conditioning factors of profit and loss, and the goals of maximizing the first kind and minimizing the second.

Assuming this framework is conceptually unproblematic (but see Meister, 2015), the only question becomes: How do we derive d from the data?

The old supervisory framework assumed that if the 100 largest banks were individually safe, then the system was too.

The example addresses discrepancies between the analysis framework assumed in power analyses of many recently proposed open-enrollment trials and the proposed use of LCPMM for data analysis.

As more than one competence dimension is assumed in the framework, it is disappointing that the validity of the construct could not be explored further.

Scientists who are comfortable with a given normative framework tend to embrace nomenclature as the solution to problems, which they see as mostly a matter of reducing ambiguity within a theoretical framework assumed to be fundamentally true.