Sentence examples for assumption lack from inspiring English sources

In line with this assumption, lack of ON expression in colorectal cancer was recently reported to be associated with poor prognosis (Yang et al, 2007).

In line with this assumption, lack of systemic disease control was obviously the major limiting factor for survival of women before the trastuzumab era, as the proportion of patients dying from brain lesions instead of systemic disease progression has increased since the introduction of trastuzumab (Kirsch et al, 2005; Lin and Winer, 2007).

This assumption lacks theoretical support and cannot describe the true physical phenomena under certain circumstances.

However, this assumption lacks experimental validation, especially in the case of cancer cells.

In contrast, the three-ratio model assumption lacked statistical support (2∆ l = 0.2 with p = 0.9048, df = 2).

Policing is generally considered a high-risk profession for the development of mental health problems, but this assumption lacks empirical evidence.

This assumption lacks support; there are no data that show how much iodide uptake inhibition is needed to affect thyroid function.

This is not to say that these assumptions lack legitimacy; however, model-embedded ad hoc assumptions seem not to be as transparent as key assumptions which are reported as scenarios, for example, the "New Policies Scenario" of the International Energy Agency [19] in contrast to the model-embedded ad hoc assumptions [31].

"Stuyvesant was not necessarily a reflection of the bad real estate market, but rather over-ambitious assumptions, lack of risk controls and poor contingency planning," explains Burt White, managing director of research and chief investment officer of LPL Financial, further asserting that the bottom dropped out of the market months ago.

Broad underlying assumptions, lack of transparency in the data and methods used and restrictions on disaggregating the data limit their relevance at subnational levels, where there can be substantial variation in rates, trends and cause distributions.

For the majority of other plant species the annotation of biological functions of genes is often based on sequence similarity alone, which can generate various assumptions lacking scientific support.