Sentence examples for assumption may have from inspiring English sources

"The underlying assumption may have changed," Mr. Smith said.

The Victorian assumption may have been wrong, but Nelson certainly wallowed in the prospect of his death, announcing that it was imminent more than once when he was hurt, actually asking Benjamin West if he would do a revised version of his epic "Death of Wolfe" when the time came; and the artist duly obliged with a canvas that totally misrepresented the scene aboard Victory.

However, this assumption may have led to a conservative estimation of the absorbed dose.

Even though this assumption may have been necessary to simplify the probability calculations in the early 1900s, today's calculators have made this assumption reasonably gratuitous.

From the modelling perspective, it may be assumed that only root diameters greater than 2 mm contribute to lateral root reinforcement constantly during the year; this assumption may have a strong effect on the estimation of root reinforcement since fine roots in some cases determine the overall mechanical behaviour of the root bundle.

However, since genotype 1 has been more well-sampled than other genotypes, this assumption may have introduced a bias due to uneven taxonomic sampling.

"It is concerning it has been suggested that some care assumptions may have been made based on the patient's race," he said.

Those assumptions may have given Mr. Thompson a false sense of security, even as he faded from public view for three years.

And, while these assumptions may have been reasonable for the white, male, property-owning classes of James Franklin's Colonial Boston, contemporary capitalist society had, in Lippmann's view, grown too big and complex for crucial events to be mastered by the average citizen.

As demonstrated in this paper, such assumptions may have consequences greater than suspected.

In addition, the process offers a robust methodology to test the impact that the key assumptions may have upon the optimum solution.