Sentence examples for assumption inherent from inspiring English sources

According to Giuliano, problems arise out of the underlying assumption inherent to commodity pricing: that all products within the market are interchangeable.

In particular I point to the inadequacy of the underlying assumption inherent in economic choice that income is a satisfactory representation of human well-being.

The limitation stems from assumption inherent to the pseudo-component model, which requires the composition of every pseudo-component to remain the same regardless of pressure.

The assumption inherent in this approach is that the parameters determined under forced conditions will enable prediction of solute transport under the natural gradient.

The general assumption inherent to the design of podiatric surgical residency programs is that all residents will have comparable experiences in terms of patient care interactions and workload throughout their training.

The assumption inherent in the solvation-based vapor pressure approach is attributed to an additional effect of several physical quantities, i.e. the vapor pressure of a pure solvent estimated by the Cox equation, the salt concentration, the solvatochromic indicators of the solvent and the physical properties of the ionic salt species.

Thinking critically about the harmful assumptions inherent in, for example, the phrase "I don't see colour" is not "[scrubbing] campuses clean of words".

Thus, selection of covariates has followed directly from the requirements (assumptions) inherent to the matching approach.

When counts or rates are large, their distributions follow statistical assumptions inherent in linear models.

Some of the assumptions inherent in electrochemical nucleation-growth theory are briefly reviewed.

Assumptions inherent in the derivation are carefully explained, as are the resulting limits on the applicability of the results.