Sentence examples for attendant assumption from inspiring English sources
Perhaps defeatism from the elite sounds like a good thing, not a moment too soon; except it carries an attendant assumption that poverty has an immovable set of opinions, which cannot be shifted and which it is disrespectful of the wealthy even to name, let alone discuss.
But nothing gets the jowls quivering as quickly as the words LeBron James, and all the attendant assumptions surrounding him.
There is a moral element here, too: when accepted forms of beauty and their attendant assumptions go unquestioned for too long, a kind of blindness, born of complacency, can set in.
Such examples, while not necessarily being presented as candidates for demons that can be constructed in the real world, are nevertheless useful in clarifying what attendant assumptions are being made when exorcisms are proposed.
Finally, we would stress the importance of a sample size calculation (with all its attendant assumptions), and that any such estimate is better than no sample size calculation at all, particularly in a trial protocol [ 36].
We then extended this by allowing the possible addition of vaccination against Hepatitis B, Meningitis B, or both Hepatitis B and Meningitis B. In each case we constructed feasible vaccine schedules and attendant product combinations under five simplifying assumptions.
The need to adjust for clustering rested on the assumption of a "by traditional birth attendant" effect associated with outcomes, such that individual outcomes could not be combined as if they were independent events.
These developments had implicit assumptions of stationarity, Gaussianity and linear features while observations in storms and the attendant aerodynamic effects clearly show a departure from these tacit assumptions.
The underlying assumption is that if quality care is received, attendant efforts at comprehensive care management and primary and secondary prevention can eliminate or at least delay the need for such hospital episodes.
The expectation that CMWs would attract fee-paying customers to their newly established private practices appears to be based on an assumption that there was an unmet demand for skilled birth attendants throughout rural Pakistan.
