Sentence examples for existing assumption from inspiring English sources

Although this section was not invoked in the exclusion of the daughters of Louis X, Philip V, and Charles IV from the throne, it took on critical importance under the later Valois (16th century), when it was incorrectly cited as authority for the existing assumption that women should not succeed to the crown.

Under IPCC guidelines in 2012, the existing assumption within CBM-CFS3 is that round wood C exported to wood products is immediately released to the atmosphere as CO2 at the time of harvest [37].

In summary, we report a dissociation between the effects of imprinting on the responses of IMM neurons to an audiovisual imprinting stimulus and its auditory and visual components, challenging the existing assumption that the effects of imprinting on unisensory and multisensory responsiveness are equivalent.

This was essentially the trajectory of the Tiger Bubble, only the boom was fueled not by a new technology or financial instrument but by an athlete who shattered almost every existing assumption about his sport.

The challenge section will also probe existing assumptions, to check that new material is not fitting in too comfortably and readily.

The goal is to accumulate a body of evidence — building on its work with 50,000 families to date — to challenge the existing assumptions in the human services system.

It simply suggests that, as the world's population rises from around 6.5 billion to around 9 billion by mid-century, existing assumptions about dependency on the automobile will need to change.

The authors of this paper posit that design methods stage aesthetic disruption, a sensory experience that challenges actors' existing assumptions.

This paper examines the policymaking pattern engendered by anticipatory policy problems, highlighting the ways in which they challenge and support existing assumptions about the process of policy change.

This blurring troubles existing assumptions within dominant modes of clinical research governance that identify and further assert the clear separation of research and care.

In the context of learning, Brockbank and McGill (2007) have observed how dialogues can generate perception shifts by challenging existing assumptions.