Sentence examples for assumptions of competence from inspiring English sources

Unconsciously, I transferred my assumptions of competence to (among others) people who worked in government.

In these papers it is claimed that Grice implements the Gricean maxim of Quality and the first maxim of Quantity, and it is shown that in terms of it (together with an additional assumption of competence) we can account for many conversational implicatures, including the ones of (1) and (2).

So, there is a presumption of competence.

Indeed, the assumption of Western competence in governance and management will be replaced by awareness that the West has become quite inept at managing its economies.

Again, and in line with our assumptions, cognitive abilities have the highest impact, whereas perception of competence support in class negatively predicts (against all expectations) initial status.

The algebraic combination of these variables is called vectorial capacity, operating under the assumption of good vector competence (i.e., physiologic and genetic capacity to support parasite development normally).

We suggest that variables of artefacts, like evaluation of competence, organization of work and leadership, may provide a reflection of deeper assumptions.

However, future studies are recommended to correlate test frequency or TSS directly to exam results, levels of competence or graduation rates in order to verify that this evidence based assumption holds true.

Feng and colleagues [ 37] recommend permutation-based inference which avoids distribution assumptions but it is not easy to explain to general users and it is not for planners with a general level of competence in statistics.

It rests on several rocky assumptions, including the competence of a team whose name could reasonably be spelled Nix.

These are matters of competence and leadership.