Sentence examples for more difficult assumption from inspiring English sources

This is the more difficult assumption to defend, and also that which is most important with regard to the novel ideas outlined in this paper.

In addition, it is more difficult to make an assumption on the number of detected molecules.

So the Gaussian input assumption is more difficult to satisfy the channel capacity constraint than the 2-symbol equip-probable discrete input assumption in the MIMO system as Figure 5.

This assumption is more difficult to sustain, given the inter-relationship between social factors and mental disorders associated with suicide.

Identifying when population structure represents divergent adaptation is much more difficult, and may often reflect assumption rather than evidence.

For nursing personnel, the calculations for cost savings are more difficult to delineate because the underlying assumption is that personnel number can be decreased with this device.

Detecting value-laden assumptions is even more difficult than detecting bugs, as software tests fail at this.

Using the IC algorithm on raw data assumes that these correlated direct genetic effects do not exist and, therefore, requires assumptions that are more difficult to accept.

However, when reconstructing half-sibling populations, determining whether there is a set of parents and matings that can explain a collection of identified sibgroups under Mendelian inheritance assumptions is much more difficult.

Further, it may be even more difficult to test the validity of the assumptions on the prior distributions and their parameters for Bayesian models.

"The assumption that this is a more difficult situation is just not correct".