Sentence examples for assumptions arising from from inspiring English sources

With insufficient knowledge of the CFL pre-service teachers' different educational backgrounds, she had made assumptions, arising from her own Western education, as to the teachers' understanding.

In this paper a design rationale for low-temperature, low-strength (COD <1000 mg l−1), two-phase anaerobic wastewater treatment is developed through empirical modelling of data from published research, and from assumptions arising from a literature review.

Firstly, it shifted stereotypes I had held, such as "all Chinese teachers think and teach this way", when clearly Danping refreshingly didn't think or teach that way at all! Secondly it revealed to me my arrogant assumptions, arising from my own unexamined educational background, as to how CFL teachers should be adapting to the Australian school context.

Predictions based on modified assumptions arising from the new pandemic gained better fit than results from the default model.

Already the new discoveries have caused archaeologists to adjust their thinking about how societies evolved and to realize how assumptions arose from concepts developed for the Near East, where most archaeological work has been done.

An assumption arising from these data is that dopamine exerts a direct effect on instrumental learning, a form of learning that links actions and their outcomes.

This can be explained by the fact that a weak result or conclusion is often expressed in the same language as a hypothesis, while a hypothesis may also be expressed as an assumption arising from background knowledge.

The frequency-flat assumption arises from the fact that for the highest interpolation factors, the bandwidth of the transmitted signals will be rather narrow, and therefore the frequency selectivity observed by the receiver would be negligible.

An assumption arises from these examples that the critical temperatures do not coincide accidently, but some changes happen in the processes of migration of Si and Ge adatoms over the (001) surface around 600°C.

This assumption arises from the fact that the object dynamics can be acceptably simulated by a constant velocity model with Gaussian perturbations if the object occlusions and the data association are known.

Slight violations of this assumption arise from subtle strand variation and origin-to-terminus gradients [ 37].