Sentence examples for into assumptions from inspiring English sources

We are always told that part of the problem that feeds into assumptions about beauty is that not enough "real women" are visible in public life.

Information from previous studies about expected failure rates for the reference treatment is useful and can be translated into assumptions about the appropriate model parameters.

Feeding straight into assumptions about the work-shy, irresponsible poor, the surge of hatred on Twitter during the first few episodes of Benefits Street was in no way matched following anything shown in the rich-people circuses of Necker Island or Inside Tatler.

Table  3 sets how the qualitative scenarios of Table  2 are translated into assumptions for summary parameters (drivers), which adjust the component rates and flows to reflect the policies associated with the scenario.

The current vogue to classify tumours on the basis of microarray data as 'basal-like' or lumenal may be leading us into assumptions about histogenesis that are not proven.

Take your time during this process and don't rush into assumptions of your dog's tolerance levels.

end{aligned} Putting the above formula into assumption (4.4) yields begin{aligned} Phi_{y}(r) < lambda,quad forall yin E lambda) mbox{ and } forall r inbigl[ (tau_{2}-tau_{1}) R/124, (tau_{2}- tau_{1}) R bigr].

"One of the most important things is to make sure that we don't fall into assumption that we can solve the Greek crisis or the European crisis simply by cutting, simply through austerity measures," she said.

"I want to look into myself, look at myself, delve into the assumptions I had before the war," he told me.

Conspiracy theories extend upon that and tap into these assumptions and fears we have about the world.

There's nothing like a high-level personnel shift, especially a decapitation, when it comes to getting a glimpse into corporate assumptions.