Sentence examples for assumptions and views from inspiring English sources

The following list is a compilation of fundamental assumptions and views collected by a number of futurists over time: (a) Things are different in the future than they are today [20].

The experiences of these two regimes are discussed together due to the similarity of their assumptions and views for pastoral development, despite their contradictory imperial and Marxist world views.

More importantly, these studies indicated that maternal Oct4 is not at the root of pluripotency as a determinant of pluripotent cell lineage initiation, contrary to previous assumptions and views [ 23, 24].

To the extent we know anything about what patients, residents and their families think about these questions, we know it just indirectly, through the managers' and health care professionals' assumptions and views.

This allows the researcher to examine how and where some of his assumptions and views might affect his interpretation of the respondent's words, or how he later writes about the person.

We have also allowed double-loop learning [ 21], deepening understanding of experience through reflection during our work and in developing this paper – stepping back from the initial narrative, interrogating our assumptions, and viewing it from different perspectives.

Sometimes the difference in our assumptions and world views yawns so wide that it's difficult even to have a meaningful conversation.

I will address some of the assumptions and basic views related to reduction and causation in nanomedical research and suggest how they have significant ethical relevance.

Critical future studies emphasizes that images of possible futures are not neutral but represent particular desires, values, cultural assumptions and world views (Asselt et al. 2010).

Although such abstract or overarching theory does not usually provide specific rules that can be applied to particular situations, it does supply a 'language from which to construct particular descriptions and themes', 19 and can reveal assumptions and world-views that would otherwise remain underarticulated or internally contradictory.

The researchers who conducted the interviews were not known to them and they were therefore able to freely express their honest views and opinions without fear of offending the people who had supported them during the trial, and without assumptions about views and experiences already expressed in previous meetings with trial personnel.