Sentence examples for express assumptions from inspiring English sources

The intent of this 90 m pixel landscape condition model is to use nationally available spatial data from the USA, Mexico, and Canada to express assumptions regarding the relative ecological effects of land uses on terrestrial natural communities and species.

Under the expressed assumptions such treatment allows us to estimate the causal effect of having friends on learning outcomes.

Analysis of the data yielded seven categories, hereafter referred to as domains, comprising 16 subcategories expressing assumptions, values and norms with regard to practices associated with patient safety.

The expressed assumption by the gas industry and trusting (complicit?) government officials has been that fracking gas companies can pierce, dump above and inject below our water supplies a toxic mix of chemicals supplies and never screw up.

Therefore, our data contradict the previously expressed assumption that there is 'probably no free lunch' [ 39] with drinking alcoholic beverages.

Hypotheses are simply an abstract way to express SAR assumptions.

Our primary concern in building a reliable model was to express the assumptions in quantitative terms in order to isolate in silico the contribution to the dynamics of the main components of the model.

The reason to translate the conceptual model into a mathematical one is that it offers the possibility to express theoretical assumptions and relations in a quantitative/numerical form.

This paper proposes a language for capturing traceability that allows software engineers to express arbitrary assumption about the traceability between artifacts and code – even assumptions that may be inconsistent or incomplete.

The participants' expressed values, assumptions and beliefs about schooling resonated with the schools' culture and this augurs well for the students' own success (Van Houtte 2005).

Thus, although (P.7) does not say that everything is ultimately composed of atoms, it implies it at least in the presence of (P.1) and (P.2). (Of course, non-standard mereologies in which either postulates is rejected may not warrant the initial equivalence, so in such theories (33) would perhaps be a better way to express the assumption of atomism).