Sentence examples for inclusive assumption from inspiring English sources

They may alternatively make the weaker and inclusive assumption that the discrete mappings of the Likert scale are approximations of the subjects' continuous belief or value systems, which either in fact or in convergence are Gaussian distributed.

Whether it was a more relaxed attitude to gay rights, attempts to make Britain more ethnically inclusive or an assumption that the age of deference was over, much was predicated on what had been witnessed after Diana's death.

The main assumption of inclusive fitness theory is that humans as do all species strive to allocate their resources, including support, knowledge, and time, in such a way that they maximize their inclusive fitness, expressed as the number of kin weighted by the relative presence of one's genes, or alleles (Hamilton 1964a, b; Hrdy 2008, 2009).

The doctrine of hip-hop triumphalism is inherently inclusive; it proceeds from the assumption that everyone already loves the music.

TCP allocates resources with the assumption of an inclusive knowledge of the network topology and a reliable permanent access to the medium for all the end-users.

Underlying the development of inclusive design approaches seems to be the assumption that inclusivity automatically leads to good design.

"There's this assumption that the Paralympics is inclusive of all disabilities when it is not.

My research argues that political elites can play a vital role in ensuring that we do not rely on an assumption that these are self-evidently inclusive, but that they are meaningfully calibrated to include minorities too".

More broadly, the entire approach of inclusive fitness modeling may be rife with simplifying assumptions that produce spurious predictions.

In response, Kymlicka (1999) emphasizes that multiculturalism, like feminism, aims at a more inclusive conception of justice; both challenge the traditional liberal assumption that equality requires identical treatment.

The complexity associated with inclusive value estimation of pollination services required several defendable assumptions, but made estimates more inclusive than previous attempts.