Sentence examples for assumed the basis from inspiring English sources

The Reviewing editor assumed the basis was a near-zero correlation (subjects = data points) between them and recommends including a scatterplot to show this.

John XXIII saw such a problem 40 years ago when he warned that the world authority he envisaged "must be set up by common accord, and not imposed by force" or assumed on the basis of military or economic superiority.

In addition, white hosts seemed willing to lose out on money rather than rent a property to a person of colour, whether indicated by profile picture or assumed on the basis of an individual's name.

Several arguments in its brief appear tailored to Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who voted with the majority in Bowers v. Hardwick but is now assumed, on the basis of her later support for abortion rights and her votes in other due process cases, to be at least open to persuasion.

It is assumed that the basis of the integral geometry problems is the Radon transform [2].

This charge has been assumed on the basis of personal interviewing of the farmers.

Critically, external airflow data is often assumed on the basis of a single mean wind speed and an associated prevailing wind direction.

Mechanical property elaboration of engineered tissues is often assumed on the basis of gene and protein characterizations, rather than mechanical testing.

These features can be explained by HPA effects on deposition kinetics assumed on the basis of electrochemical data and demonstrate that HPA can act in template-like manner.

The existence of a Travel-Time Budget is assumed on the basis of the behavioural hypothesis that people spend a fixed amount of time available on traveling [13].

The Foscolo and Gibilaro particle bed model is assumed as the basis for the evaluation of the fluid-dynamic contributions to stabilization, while the magnetic forces are expressed according to Rosensweig and Ciprios (Powder Technol.64, 115 123, 1991).