Sentence examples for implicitly assumed from inspiring English sources

To the contrary, IndyMac made many loans on terms that implicitly assumed prices would keep rising.

Mechanism designers implicitly assumed that agents in their mechanisms must participate in the mechanisms.

It is implicitly assumed that calibration of the clock is normal (i.e. accurate).

However, their forecasts indicated that they implicitly assumed positive autocorrelation in uncorrelated time series.

Even rationalistic philosophes such as Voltaire implicitly assumed that the "upward" progress of humankind was part of the natural order.

The vice president of marketing, for example, is implicitly assumed to produce the same amount of output every day.

The implicitly assumed null hypothesis is that the difference of the paired values are normally distributed with zero mean.

Specifically, these studies have implicitly assumed that subject's preferences can be measured perfectly, i.e., with infinite precision.

By taking the blame for the blunders, he said, Mr. Tauranac implicitly assumed credit for the rest.

Although it is implicitly assumed that the microbial DNA recovered from soil predominantly represents intact cells, it is unclear how extracellular DNA affects molecular analyses of microbial diversity.

The base case against which Fashion Bathrooms first compared Project Lightweight implicitly assumed that sales would stay the same without the investment.