Sentence examples for informed presumptions from inspiring English sources
Therefore, keeping in mind the informed presumptions the designer was able to explain that the product had no associated emotional importance, and it also did not have the visceral appeal nor did it have the behavioural elements left in it.
Such expert interviews also allowed the designer to begin the experiments with certain informed presumptions, 2.
They explain that researchers' values inform their presumptions.
I'm sure we all agree there's nothing "ghoulish" whatsoever about eagerly imagining the hypothetical death of someone you've marked out as a potential cadaver on account of your ill-informed presumptions about their lifestyle.
Nobody wants to pay more in taxes, but the favored treatment for capital gains is informed by a presumption that lower tax rates stimulate investment.
Ours is a culture in which sex is the enemy, in which fear, prejudice and presumption inform legislation.
Occasionally it is informed by genuine understanding as opposed to ideological presumption.
The optimal design and reform of agricultural policy are studied under the presumption that agricultural producers are better informed about their technology or their actions than agricultural policy makers.
The theologians at Poitiers did not render a decision on the issue of divine inspiration; rather, they informed the Dauphin that there was a "favorable presumption" to be made on the divine nature of her mission.
Robertson's book, which has 12 grounds for challenging the conviction, says the trial judge wrongly informed the jury that they could infer Ward's guilt from the presumption that his friends had deserted him, described Ward, 50, as immoral, and misunderstood the Sexual Offences Act.
In practice, methodological approaches to measuring mortality and assigning causes of death do not always appear to be directly informed by the intended use of the data, but rather by an underlying presumption of a 'one-size-fits-all' nature and utility of mortality data.
