Sentence examples for make similar assumptions from inspiring English sources

But many of the pollsters are likely to make similar assumptions about how to measure the voter universe accurately.

Copeland and Taylor ([1994]), and Stokey ([1998]) make similar assumptions.

But despite their diverse on-screen personas, viewers make similar assumptions about their real-life identities.

We do not make similar assumptions about the annotation of edges and nodes as other approaches to semantic similarity.

Most PBPK lactational models make similar assumptions with regard to the modeling of lactation (Fisher et al. 1997; Gentry et al. 2003; Lee et al. 2007).

The burden is heavier here than on other works that make similar assumptions (e.g. the works of Freeland and colleagues) but in which no claims about evolutionary trajectories or the mode of evolutionary exploration are made.

Boys and girls made similar assumptions about black players when he first took football-related anti-racist initiatives into schools.

Abdul Qayou Sajadi, a Hazara member of Parliament, made similar assumptions, though he did not mention Pakistan by name.

The business model for Affectiva's main competitor, Emotient — which has Ekman on its board, and may well have a more powerful algorithm — makes similar assumptions.

China is growing so fast, he says, that there is no problem selling anything Shougang produces.There are many more businesses making similar assumptions.

"Everyone I spoke to assumed that I was on the same side as they were," said Dr. Ghislaine Boulanger, a Manhattan psychologist who added that patients had made similar assumptions during the Clinton impeachment hearings.