Sentence examples for on different premises from inspiring English sources

This study showed that horse owners of more than one horse may keep them on different premises, alongside horses belonging to other owners.

These questions may be answered differently in legal systems that operate on different premises.

The main criticism is that results are usually more or less consistent with the knowledge we have from maybe other models built on different premises.

The quantitative comparison of the L-index with other evaluation indices, such as the h-index, is purposefully avoided in this article, for the reason that those indices have been designed on different premises, such as to account for the number of publications.

The understanding had been that after Ishii joined us I could interview them together, but they seemed to be operating on such different premises that, for a moment, it felt impossible to address even one sentence to them both.

However, as "the current dominant paradigm wherein multiple genetic lesions provide both the impetus for and the Achilles heel of cancer might be inadequate to understand cancer as a disease process" [ 22], some radical alternatives, grounded on clearly different premises and epistemological settings, have been proposed [ 23, 24].

Several authors, based on quite different premises, have argued that the first genetically coded amino acids were the neutral and acidic, starting from glycine, alanine, valine, and aspartate, with the positively charged amino acids being added later [ 46, 47, 53, 375, 376].

A new TV show operates on a totally different premise.

Enter the Whizzinator, a superlatively ridiculous device briefly made famous by former NFL player Onterrio Smith that operates on an entirely different premise: Rather than work with your existing anatomy, what if you had a new one?

We further investigated the difference between SW H/V of our approach and DSS-SW H/V proposed on a different premise.

Each is formulated on a different premise with different underlying assumptions.