Sentence examples for consistently assumed from inspiring English sources
Are you gay?" Yet bronies are consistently assumed to be homosexual because of their acceptance of girl-themed entertainment.
As David Schneider pointed out in his Critique of the Study of Kinship (1984), anthropologists consistently assumed that kinship was based on sexual reproduction or ties deriving thereof.
If philosophers have consistently assumed a more or less uniform set of standards over the course of history, and if I too follow in that tradition by accepting them as mine, and furthermore if these standards demonstrably have a poorer track record than scientific or mathematical standards, that would be a reason for me to turn naturalist.
The overall correlation coefficient consistently assumed high values (between 0.68 and 0.80), always intermediate between the first canonical correlation and the correlation between first principal components.
A reported age of "mid 70" was consistently assumed to be 75.
Also in this case, we consistently assumed as threshold of statistical significance of 5%.
He finds that people consistently assume that the world is much more interconnected than it really is.
Research consistently assumes that orphans acquire HIV primarily through sexual behavior, but infections may instead be due to maternal transmission.
The data cell consistently assumes a prescribed data state when powered-up thus minimizing turn-on power dissipation and preventing data bus contention.
This is actually quite similar to what happened in the areas of semantics, set theory and epistemology: The paradoxes of self-reference turned into theorems showing that there are limits to which properties we can consistently assume a truth predicate to have (Tarski's theorem), a set theory to have (inconsistency of naive set theory), and a knowledge predicate to have (Montague's theorem).
These models consistently assume similar evolutionary fates of the two gene copies following gene duplication, either as a consequence of relaxed functional constraint [ 51] or by a succession of relaxed functional constraint and positive selection along both lineages [ 52].
