Sentence examples for assumption is accepted from inspiring English sources

The equations of motion for the deformable bodies are acceptable descriptions if the 'small displacement' assumption is accepted.

If this assumption is accepted, then Homer must assuredly be one of the greatest of the world's literary artists.

"There is a need to develop a culture of questioning in which no assumption is accepted without scepticism and a sufficiently broad array of outcomes is considered," Besley and Hennessy write.

If an optimal solution is obtained, the single-layer assumption is accepted.

This assumption is accepted by all the advocates of the views discussed so far but it is denied by advocates of relational theories of qualia (see section 9).

It is coherent to find that, on simulated data, the Hawkes assumption is accepted for (S-Haw), but also for (S-HomPoi), which is a particular case of Hawkes process with null interaction functions.

Dean and his colleagues assumed that fluoride's protection against cavities was also pre-eruptive, and this incorrect assumption was accepted for years.

Instead, it is that economists' models are based on assumptions that are not psychologically realistic and that those assumptions are accepted without being rigorously tested using both quantitative and qualitative methodologies.

"Completely unproven assumptions are accepted to achieve a goal -- 'the best interests of the child' -- that itself is arbitrary and indefinable, and for which there are no valid measurements," he said.

If the assumptions are accepted, then the simplest resolution is that the average luminous lifetime of stars is far too short for light to have yet reached the Earth from very distant stars.

If these assumptions are accepted, the transmission model is in trouble, Dretske concludes, whereas the prospects for the informational one are brighter, since the expert's testimony at best "carries the information that the wine was a Bordeaux or a Chianti" (Graham 2000a; Coady 1992, ch. 12, my emphasis).