Sentence examples for assumption about which from inspiring English sources

If one chooses this justification for markets, the degree to which they should be left free and the degree to which income and wealth should be redistributed depend not only on one's normative position, but also on one one's assumption about which regime in fact makes the poorest members of society best-off.

We have also made no assumption about which SNPs are more likely to be associated.

Importantly, however, there is no assumption about which of these models is correct, and there is no assumption that "highly similar sequences are homologous".

BS-REL makes no a priori assumption about which lineages are more likely to represent selection targets; the method identified the internal branch leading to catarrhini in IFI16 (fig. 2).

That varies considerably between subjects - and in many cases, the grade breakdown contradicts popular assumptions about which subjects are 'easy'easy

The commercial successes of ventures such as X Press, launched with Victor Headley's bestselling Yardie, helped overturn lazy assumptions about which books sold and who their readers were.

Mummy Medicine: Mummy autopsies challenge assumptions about which diseases are caused by modern lifestyles and which ones are as ancient as the pharaohs, reports The Washington Post.

Haven't we settled that making assumptions about which playthings will interest which sex is for out-of-touch bastions of the old school?

By making selective assumptions about which tax and spending proposals to include and how to put a price on them, both presidential campaigns can produce bottom lines suggesting that theirs is the path of fiscal prudence and their opponent's the first step toward economic ruin.

DENVER — Senators John McCain and Barack Obama have begun recalibrating their strategies for the presidential campaign — and reconsidering some of their basic assumptions about which states and voters are in play — in a contest recast by Mr. McCain's unexpected selection of Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska as his running mate.

And when we make certain realistic sociological assumptions about which groups the future progeny of Hispanic whites, mixed couples and descendants of people now acknowledging two or more races are likely to identify with, there is every reason to believe that the non-Hispanic white population will remain a substantial majority -- and possibly even grow as a portion of the population.