Sentence examples for assumptions among which from inspiring English sources

Traditional, FST-based methods of estimating Nm make many unrealistic assumptions, among which is the equilibrium between drift and migration.

Our analysis employed a number of simplifying assumptions, among which we should emphasise the most important one.

Please note that the whole rationale is dependent to some extent on a battery of assumptions, among which constant in time mutation rate and population size in the C. intestinalis lineage.

For the representativity of the analytical sample to this target population, several assumptions must hold among which (a) missing data on any of the analytical variables must be completely at random and (b) the distribution of weights in the sample is invariant to this change in the target population (i.e. the sampling strata are not affected by this change in the definition of the population).

The development of suitable analytical methods to obtain metrologically traceable results in the determination of toxicants in food matrices is an important issue, as food represents the main way of assumption of many contaminants, among which the Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs).

The assumption is valid as objects are composed of several shapes, among which the relative positions are reserved while mapped.

Among the assumptions upon which linear time-invariant models of floating bodies are based is that the body motions are so small that any change in the body's angular position can be disregarded.

Among which, the geometric mean diameter is based on the assumption that the size distribution of the water stable aggregates conforms to the logarithmic normal distribution.

The problem is that background assumptions, which may include methodological assumptions, assumptions with empirical content, metaphysical assumptions, and value-laden assumptions, are rarely articulated.

Here we show that even for amino acid sequences, among which synonymous substitutions cannot be identified, the present mechanistic codon substitution model with the assumption of equal codon usage outperforms amino acid substitution models using empirical substitution rate matrices.

As a result, scientific theory is not neutral; it presupposes certain social and political values that are among the background assumptions against which the theory is evaluated and hence it is not objective in the traditional sense that requires neutrality (2008, 80).