Sentence examples for assumptions are relevant from inspiring English sources

"It's looking at the extent to which a police officer's general prior experience and assumptions are relevant... in contrast to their actual knowledge and observations of the person they want to detain".

The implications of the violation of the conventional PH and linearity assumptions are relevant for clinicians.

However, they can be used to clarify the assumptions on which project plans are made and allow incoming members of the project to check whether these assumptions are relevant to their local context.

Ante, at 8. I think neither of those assumptions is relevant to the principal issue raised in this case, namely, whether Congress had the constitutional power to authorize suits against States and state instrumentalities for such a violation.

Such a generalized assumption is relevant in systems that share spectrum with other radio interfaces using a narrower bandwidth and possibly in situations where channel coding introduces a temporal correlation in interfering signals.

This assumption was relevant for Uganda given documented evidence of stable HIV prevalence in the general population, but may not be for other countries considering this approach.

For the most part, it is only in the TS region that this assumption is relevant for a rate constant discussion.

As a case study, we focus on those biological background assumptions that are relevant for the safety assessment of stacked GM plants (GM stacks).

Table  3 presents the parameters, their units, and any assumptions that are relevant.

Table  2 presents parameters, their units, and any assumptions that are relevant for our design.

First, its positive instances were built on the assumption that GeneRIFs are relevant sentences for GO annotation.