Sentence examples for based on the general assumption from inspiring English sources

This was partly based on the general assumption that Neanderthals were not like us — and some argued that Neanderthals lacked the ability to produce the essential vowels of language — "a," "e" and "u".

Then a heuristic optimization method is proposed based on the general assumption that more mass enables to absorb more energy.

Based on the general assumption of this paper, the total population is separated into two compartments: one is the susceptible, another is the infected.

Partitioning between octanol as a hydrophobic and water as a hydrophilic phase (log K OW) is currently used as an indicator for bioaccumulation in regulation, based on the general assumption that the lipid content in the organism, or its tissue, has a sorptive capacity comparable to that of solvent octanol and is the dominant accumulation phase.

Gaussian Random Process Regression is based on the general assumption that measurements at points that are close to each other in the parameter-space co-vary in a way that can be described by some covariance function.

In our study, despite a successful arrest of cell cycle prior to entry into mitosis, we did not observed a reduction in viral titers, based on the general assumption that oncolytic activity is coupled to viral replication.

Thus, in our previous paper [ 11], we carefully re-examined the necessary conditions for putative nuclear susceptibility genes for SCZ and deduced a criterion (the persistence criterion, or 'P-criterion') for nuclear susceptibility genes for SCZ based on the general assumptions of the multifactorial threshold model.

The model was based on the general linear model assumption.

Based on this general assumption, we employed an experimental method of whole-sentence presentation of Japanese transitive sentences, for both canonical transitive sentences (Subject Object Verb) and their scrambled counterparts (Object Subject Verb).

This assumption is based on the general idea that high expectations may induce persistent effort to achieve a goal whereas low expectations may result in disengagement from desired goals (Austin and Vancouver 1996; Carver and Scheier 1998).

However, these constructs are based on the general population of youth, and rely on the assumption that most youth grow up living with parents.