Sentence examples for generation of assumptions from inspiring English sources

It was only given at that time so that the generation of assumptions and the framing of the decision problem during the first session would not be restricted by bias for one model or another.

Telecoms companies were the biggest buyers, mortgaging their balance sheets to get airwaves for a new generation of cellular services.The underlying assumptions about the physics of electromagnetism had not changed, however.

Hardy Weinberg equilibrium has become widely accepted as an underlying model in population genetics after Hardy [ 123] and Weinberg [ 124] proposed the concept that genotype frequencies at a genetic locus are stable within one generation of random mating; the assumption of HWE is equivalent to the independence of two alleles at a locus.

The various stages of the research process are presented, including efforts made to integrate findings into policies and programs, as well as the generation of new research questions and assumptions [ 10].

The difference with Allayari's generational context that was absent the feminism performance art of the 1970s and 1980s is that she inherits her generation's assumption of a well-debated and applied intersectionalism.

From the results shown in Table 1, we can estimate that number of coding polymorphisms for a year of separation among NOD substrains is 0.74−1.22 (pair-wise comparisons among five substrains), or 0.19−0.31 for a generation (under assumption of four generations per year).

But here's the rub: many of these institutional leaders are caught in the mindsets of the previous generation of infrastructures and the related assumption that scalable efficiency is the key to success.

As equality in the workplace continues to evolve in a positive direction, it has been my observation that the younger generation of Millennials have an ingoing assumption of equality and personality traits or styles aren't related to needing to overcome gender.

Our initial assumption and generation of hypotheses prior to study initiation was that this continuity would result in relatively similar samples being generated within the two arms of the study.

As a 22-year old "millennial," I find that a lot of assumptions are made about the way my generation relates to and feels about technology.

Whether nuclear power is competitive with conventional sources of power generation depends on assumptions about the cost of money, environmental damage and the future price of fossil fuels and technology.