Sentence examples for it implicitly assumes from inspiring English sources

It implicitly assumes that common language categorizes in scientifically meaningful ways; that the word learning, for example, corresponds to a definite psychological process.

The feasibility analysis performed by Jacobson et al. (2013) is incomplete and scientifically questionable from both the technical and economic perspectives, and it implicitly assumes, without sufficient justification, that social criterion would not produce even larger feasibility barriers.

It implicitly assumes that good solutions consist of good solution components.

It implicitly assumes that threats are absolute whereas they are relative to context.

However, it implicitly assumes that all energy types are perfectly substitutable and thus may result in distorted conclusions in energy-economy research.

If the entire sample is selected, it implicitly assumes that technology will have an average impact on productivity over the entire sample of farmers by the way of an intercept shift in the production function.

KEMRI faced near disaster after building its production facility because it implicitly assumed that there would be a guaranteed market.

It thereby implicitly assumes a classical theoretical model.

Most of the literature does not state it, but implicitly assumes that robustness only relates to type-I errors.

Don't forget that when an x variable doesn't have a coefficient, it's implicitly assumed that its coefficient is 1.

"And not just with immediate family and friends, but with a whole network of people who, it's implicitly assumed, will be somewhere between envious and admiring that you've actually made it into the Louvre or the Uffizi".