Sentence examples for avoid presumptions from inspiring English sources

It attempts to avoid presumptions, thereby enabling a broad-brush picture of key concerns to emerge as the ground for theory building.

A haplotype-based approach to candidate gene association studies enables us to avoid making presumptions about the functional significance of SNPs in candidate genes.

Before beginning your research, avoid making presumptions about how much you will earn as a veterinarian or what benefits you will receive.

It is hard to avoid the presumption that a lot of this plugs into the old double bind of sexism and prejudice that says girls are rubbish at sport, and if they're any good, they're probably gay.

Psychiatric drugs might need renaming, to avoid the presumption of specificity built into labels like antidepressants and antipsychotics.

The point here is that translation between the knowledge areas should avoid the presumption that theoretical approaches based on the characteristics of theoretical reasoning stands in any authoritative position to dictate the rightness of the practical conclusions arrived at on the conditions of a practice.

She has an excellent passage, for example, on the reason Montaigne makes so much of the fact that his memory is bad: only by having a bad memory can he avoid being enslaved to presumption and its errors.

The point wasn't to avoid sex but to suspend the presumption that sexual intimacy requires privacy — a presumption that Warhol played with in many of his movies.

Why wouldn't you want to avoid the tiresome insistence on burdens of proof, standards of evidence, and presumptions of innocence?

Jones thus effectively held that substantive unconscionability, on its own, might establish a (rebuttable?) presumption of procedural unconscionability, and thus enable a party to avoid a contract.

Mr. Christie went against a long Justice Department presumption against opening investigations or bringing indictments right before an election, to avoid affecting the outcome.