Sentence examples for avoids assuming from inspiring English sources

The CAP report carefully avoids assuming that teacher expectations cause student achievement.

Testing the hypotheses in this way avoids assuming these data were normally distributed or had equal variances.

The framework developed in this paper avoids assuming the existence of an interval of birthweights over which there are no compromised pregnancies and does not constrain birthweights within compromised pregnancies to be normally distributed.

This scenario couples the loss of group III mtrA and the high similarity between two mtrA paralogs and avoids assuming the duplication of mtrA-1, the loss of the transmembrane domain of mtrA-1, and the loss of group III mtrA.

We combined relative risk estimates of disease events from individual trials using a random effects model 31 (which avoids assuming that participants in the individual trials in the meta-analysis are sampled from populations in which the intervention has the same quantitative effect).

We must refrain from typecasting what we target as a "typical" extremist and avoid assuming that the pathway to radicalisation has any one trigger.

If one wishes to calculate the behaviour, it is essential to avoid assuming that an arrangement will always remain symmetrical simply because it was initially so.

Kevin M. Kelly, the company's president and chief executive, said that despite declining sales, Proginet was able to improve its cash and liabilities position and had avoided assuming debt.

They have gained a second wind after losing six Premiership matches in a row and, even though they will be playing away in the semi-final play-offs, they would be the opponents both Leicester and Saracens would prefer to avoid, assuming they do not slip up at home to Leeds on Saturday and allow Bath to replace them in the top four.

Noting how the government labored throughout the year to avoid assuming responsibility for the debacle, Hugo Young, columnist for The Guardian, said that the national characteristic that the Dome served to celebrate was "the many-splendored British genius for the word play of nonaccountability".

Notice that in case (e), we use Lemma 3.3 to avoid assuming that T is continuous.