Sentence examples for generally held assumptions from inspiring English sources

This discussion is not meant to be exhaustive, but highlights areas in which generally held assumptions require more substantive validation.

Because the generally held assumptions about management no longer apply, it is important that we first make them explicit, and then replace them with assumptions that better fit today's reality.

The finding contradicts the generally held assumption that, through evolution, human beings escaped altogether from the profound hormonal effects of light seen in lower animals, where the visible part of the spectrum regulates the reproductive cycle and many other daily and seasonal rhythms.

This intrakine approach was based on the generally held assumption that CXCR4 was the only receptor for CXCL12.

African Americans on the other hand have long struggled against inequality and have generally held fewer assumptions about social advancement, which may explain why the same increases in suicides and drug and alcohol deaths have not been seen among middle aged black people.

Our findings challenged many widely held assumptions.

It is a widely held assumption that the therapeutic index of synthetic glucocorticoids, generally termed corticosteroids, cannot be improved by increasing their potency via enhanced glucocorticoid receptor binding affinity.

Jurisdictions with comparative negligence statutes have generally held that the defense of express assumption of the risk survives the enactment of these statutes.

The second assumption, that a sentence provides broad enough context for the system to judge its relevance to a particular information element, generally held true for all but one element we tested.

We all hold assumptions, and we all hold biases.

As we adopt a strategy to control the probability of falsely joining two distinct connectivity components [ 23], this assumption generally holds.