Sentence examples for assumption found from inspiring English sources

This is neatly put; it shows, incidentally, how remote she is from any European visions of cinema — not just from the relaxed, Old World attitude toward sex but from the European assumption (found lingering in the work of Americans like Robert Altman) that the scent of documentary can and should be allowed to flavor a fictional method.

The high number of statistically significant emissions trends does show that additional investigation is needed before it can be assumed that high renewable penetration scenarios in which coal plants operate differently do not impact the emissions profile of the coal fleet, an assumption found several times in the existing body of literature that is contradicted in these findings.

This assumption finds further support in that unemployment spells of young skilled workers are generally of short duration in Switzerland (see Sacchi and Salvisberg [2012]).

This assumption finds additional support in the absence of significant changes in blood LA and glucose.

Without restrictive assumptions found in previous approaches, the fractional programming problem is reformulated as a recursive optimization problem to solve for a CLF with basis functions.

Without restrictive assumptions found in previous approaches, a min-max optimization problem is formulated to solve for a quadratic Lyapunov function.

The insurance model set parameters based on our best knowledge of eBay's real-world values for pricing and payout, and using various assumptions found in the literature for claims and risk behavior.

A recently published Finnish study, in contrast to our assumptions, found that temporary employment was associated with a slower RTW [ 30].

The distribution of scores was within normal limits and there were no violations of assumptions found within the hierarchical linear regressions.

Contrary to some implicit assumptions found in bioethics and media discourses, there are actually only a few studies on the enhancement effects of cognitive enhancers on healthy individuals.

Additionally, ABC is not constrained by many assumptions found in non-Bayesian N e methods, which inherently makes it less biased due to assumption violations (Luikart et al. 2010; Tallmon et al. 2010).