Sentence examples for inconsistent presumptions from inspiring English sources
The effect size d was calculated as a result of inconsistent presumptions regarding the other outcomes describing the expected effects and standard deviations.
Being actively inconsistent, making presumptions about an individual, trying to manipulate them; these are all ways to lower someone's status in an interaction and raise your own.
This observation is inconsistent with the presumption inherent to Gassmann's model that the shear modulus is independent of the fluid saturant.
Although this is inconsistent with the geological presumption, it agrees well with the SHmax azimuth estimated by the HFT and the drilling-induced tensile fracture (DITF).
Such an idea is inconsistent with a society that values freedom and individual rights, not to mention the presumption of innocence.
These aspects of the bill render it inconsistent with fundamental democratic principles, such as the idea of equality before the law, the presumption of innocence and the right to silence.
The court's role, the ruling said, was to be "independent, neutral and objective", though in the early, throat-clearing section of this ruling, the court noted that it grants the government a "presumption of constitutionality", because "our legislature is presumed not to enact legislation which is inconsistent with the Singapore Constitution".
The presumption of a homogeneous role of p53 across diverse biological subgroups may also account for inconsistent findings.
At trial, Microsoft attempted to rebut the presumption of monopoly power with evidence of both putative constraints on its ability to exercise such power and behavior of its own that is supposedly inconsistent with the possession of monopoly power.
You don't make presumptions.
