Sentence examples for been assumed that differences from inspiring English sources

For the past 50 years, it's been assumed that differences in male and female brains are generated by the doses of sex hormones they get before birth and throughout life.

And as usual with such research, it's assumed that differences discovered with a brain scan are innate.

It used to be assumed that differences among hospitals or doctors in a particular specialty were generally insignificant.

It is assumed that differences in test conditions (e.g. temperature) and a higher usage of test lanes in our test might be responsible for this discrepancy.

It is assumed that differences in the light output from cells may have been caused by differences in the level of expression and/or stability of the luciferases in these cells.

Consequently, it is assumed that differences exist in the mode-of-action of these closely related antifungal proteins.

In fixed-effects models, it is assumed that differences in true relative treatment effects are only caused by the difference in treatment and no other factors.

It was assumed that differences in valuations between respondents, regardless of the cause, would result in greater variance and thus a less precise health-state value estimate.

It is assumed that differences of weather through seasons may have an impact on household food availability and food consumption, which affects the child's nutritional status (6– 9).

It has long been recognized that malaria infection in humans varies greatly from place to place, and it has been assumed that these differences arise from biological differences in otherwise morphologically similar parasites.

While future studies will have to reveal how much of the observed differences between P. pacificus and C. elegans is really of functional importance, it has often been assumed that such differences might simply be neutral [ 23, 53].