Sentence examples for error of assuming from inspiring English sources

So I'd made the schoolgirl error of assuming this must be exactly what she's like in real life.

Quite honestly, I had made the error of assuming what my students would think ahead of time, and as a result wasn't prepared.

I remembered reading and loving it as an undergraduate, and I made the classic error of assuming my class of bright 14 year-olds would enjoy it too.

Furthermore, it does not commit the elementary error of assuming away the effects of something that has not yet happened – in other words, it does not confuse post-referendum with post-Brexit.

But it is also one of those ideas on which a very cute fable could be built, provided sufficient contrivance of comedy went along with it.Unfortunately, Valentine Davies, who wrote the script for this film, made the error of assuming that the idea was sufficiently funny by itself and that it needed no great elaboration or clever writing to make a winning show.

England did precisely as well at last year's World Cup as those in touch with rugby reality anticipated, but only half as well as hoped by the vast multitudes who made the fundamental error of assuming Martin Johnson's stellar playing career automatically qualified him for the very different role of national manager.

The possible errors of assuming constant optical properties in calculation of flow indices may be more readily visualized through analysis of real tissue measurements.

Our model could be expanded by assuming an autoregressive process for the residual errors instead of assuming them to be independent, or other approaches could be used to handle autocorrelated residuals [ 28].

In other words, the crux of precaution lies in the rigour of taking similar care in avoiding the scientific error of mistakenly assuming safety, to avoiding mistakenly assuming harm.

The sample size would have 80%% power to detect a 10%% difference in the proportion of women using postnatal care between two groups with a type 1 error of 0.05, assuming an intra class correlation (ICC) of 0.1.

19 We aimed to detect a 50% reduction in the house indices, with a power of 80% and an α error of 0.05, assuming a coefficient of variation (standard deviation divided by the mean) of 0.25 for the clusters' house index.