Sentence examples for benign assumption from inspiring English sources

However, even with a more benign assumption about growth, Greece's debts would still be very large.

Irreducibility is usually regarded as a benign assumption, in that a reducible system can be decomposed into its irreducible parts, to each of which Piron's Theorem applies.

The number is based on the rather benign assumption that in six years the growth of total retiree health care costs will taper off to a mere 5% a year.

Still, despite his benign question and reasonable assumption, I felt like I'd been kicked in the gut.

So our assumption of a benign China had better be right, or else we have been abetting the creation of a monster.

Assumptions about nature being benign or harmonious automatically stack the deck against any biotechnologies.

The finding of MAGE-1 expression in both benign and malignant tissue questions previous assumptions regarding the role of MAGE genes in carcinogenesis.

However, the terms "mutation" and "polymorphism", which have been used widely, often lead to confusion due to incorrect assumptions of pathogenic and benign effects respectively.

In this context, Richards et al. on the behalf of the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) have noted that the terms "mutation" and "polymorphism" often lead to confusion because of incorrect assumptions of pathogenic and benign effects, respectively.

The assumption of unreasonableness has a benign twin that you can use to protect yourself from perceived threats.

The detection performance is guaranteed under the assumption that malicious scanners and benign hosts have distinct behaviors in terms of the connection success ratio.