Sentence examples for assumption entails from inspiring English sources

The discrete state assumption entails discretising continuous degradation indicators, which often introduces additional errors.

It does no good to say that the diagonal of an atom is longer than its sides; for such an assumption entails that there are lengths shorter than the smallest part, namely, that amount by which the atom's diagonal is supposedly longer than its side, but a length shorter than the shortest length is a contradiction.

This assumption entails no loss in generality, for if A were not invertible, then we could replace A by (A+varepsilon I), which is invertible and which satisfies (sigma_{j}((A+varepsilon I B rightarrow sigma_{j}(AB)) for every (Bin M_{n}(mathbb {C})) and (j=1, 2,ldots, n).

In theory, this assumption entails an equality between the mean and the variance of the coverage distribution.

The Markov assumption entails that the state of η in year t only depends on the state of η in year t−1.

The Markov assumption entails that the rate only depends on the current state; history of past HPV infection is not taken into account.

The second assumption entailed unconscious psychological processes; that is, ideas continue to be active, to change, and to influence behaviour even when they are outside of awareness.

Perhaps this assumption entailed a mathematical relationship that would restore astronomical order.

The original publications by Woese (e.g.,[ 6]) simply assumed that the Tree of Life was embodied in the 16S RNA phylogeny, without much conceptual analysis of what this assumption entailed.

In our view, the key issue is whether the identifying assumptions entailed by ADR's and DLR's use of local controls lead to more biased or less biased estimates of the employment effect of minimum wages.

The second way in which we go beyond the assumptions entailed in A4R is related to our focus on content values.