Sentence examples for changing assumption from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon is consistent with our structural changing assumption about critical proteins in which for a critical protein, which has been varied structure during the cell cycle progression, the structure of its neighbors must change along with it.

Now we look at the sensitivity of results towards structural changes in the model, i.e. changing assumptions and equations rather than parameters (see Additional file 1 for more details).

Would changing assumptions about something produce radically different results?

It had something to do with changing assumptions about loyalty and the nation.

He credits changing assumptions rather than specific targets for the success so far.

Not until well into the 20th century did changing assumptions about race prompt revisions to this story.

The impact of oil prices is perhaps most clearly demonstrated in the changing assumptions made by the RBA in determining its growth forecasts.

Peg Thompson, the assistant director of research, has come up with a two-sheet checklist of red flags -- like building inventories or changing assumptions about pension liabilities -- that analysts now must use regularly to monitor the companies they cover.

By changing assumptions about the speed with which public spending rises after 2017-18, public spending as a proportion of GDP no longer falls back to a level seen in the 1930s, but instead to 2000 when Labour was in power.

The results from these two sets of analyses demonstrate how changing assumptions regarding the variability of the set of clinical centers can alter the interpretation of the treatment effect.

With solar system exploration missions advancing into the era of sample return and with the science of astrobiology changing assumptions about the nature and boundaries of life, the NASA Planetary Protection Office is expanding its communication research efforts.