Sentence examples for more recent assumptions from inspiring English sources

Sure, much of the Emerson Lake and Palmer, Genesis, Yes, Gentle Giant and Focus that I loved as a teenager is horribly overblown, aesthetically questionable on any number of grounds and perhaps too effete to reflect more recent assumptions about "rockist" values.

Like more recent books, it questioned assumptions about "the good war" — but it was ahead of the curve, and drew at least as much attention as his early erotic novels, "Vox" and "The Fermata" (Monica Lewinsky, you may recall, gave "Vox" to Bill Clinton).

Although mammalian vocal tracts do not constitute straight tubes [Fant, 1960], a number of more recent papers made this assumption as a simplified approximation.

More recent research showed that neither assumption was true.

The second assumption is more recent.

However, a number of more recent observations have challenged this assumption.

In general, the quality of the models has also improved over time so that more recent papers tend to explicitly report assumptions, limitations and sensitivity analyses.

While one can argue that insuring the accuracy of the responses is fundamentally necessary, the more recent literature brings into question the former assumptions.

Some of these assumptions are inconsistent with more recent evidence.

Although subsequent studies in a variety of experimental models and using a variety of pharmacological and genetic methods to block VEGF support this assumption [ 7, 13], more recent work in which podocyte VEGF was extinguished with the aid of an inducible Cre-loxP system has challenged this paradigm [ 12].

Section 7 discusses some more recent models that move away from this assumption.