Sentence examples for contingent assumptions from inspiring English sources
Rather, (3) follows from physicalism given various contingent assumptions, in particular the assumptions that S and S* are the statements we say they are — it is contingent fact, for example that S* summarizes the total nature of the world.
These inferences, however, are contingent upon assumptions about model structure, that is, the connectivity pattern between the regions included in the model.
This is a ballpark comparison, because the two estimates are for human and fruitfly populations respectively and contingent on different assumptions about a binding site's information content.
The conclusions above are contingent upon several assumptions, including the use of a model lipid with doubly unsaturated tails and the limited structural data available for the C-terminus of NRas, which is where the lipid anchors are found.
Again, that's all contingent on an assumption that Twitter is incrementing the numbers in this odd rotation — which is far from a sure thing.
Note that these estimates are also contingent on the assumption of pure divergence among subspecies.
This is contingent upon the assumption that biosimilar drugs are as effective clinically as the original patented agents.
Current evaluation of the diagnostic/screening utility of these tests is contingent upon the assumption that histopathological evaluation is the reference standard.
We stress that this latter result is contingent on our assumption that the same mutations (and mechanisms) are responsible for resistance to both preventive and post-diagnostic interventions.
However, this finding is contingent on our assumption that the proportionate increase in chemotherapy coverage, and proportionate reduction in time to chemotherapy from CCC, is constant across ethnic groups.
This allows inferences to be made about optimal resource allocation and competition, contingent upon these simplifying assumptions, but does not allow generalization to more than two competitors.
