Sentence examples for only an assumption from inspiring English sources
That, however, is only an assumption.
That, however, is only an assumption – the only fact we have today is that government funding for the police – Home Office and Department for Local Government – has been cut by 20% in real terms.
It can estimate the amount of the impact charge without any empirical parameters, although the gas discharge itself is only an assumption so far which has not been directly observed or confirmed experimentally.
But after several weeks, I was informed that 'state security' was handling the matter, that Abbas Khan's case was in the hands of higher officials in Syria, and that – and this was only an assumption on my part – the Syrian government might be trying to deal directly with the British authorities.
However, this is only an assumption that must be empirically confirmed.
Due to the small sample, this is only an assumption and cannot be transferred to other Japanese students.
2. Note that if we understand the 'expectation' values deriving from the hidden states as what someone knowing such a state should expect as the average measurement result, then this claim is correct only given an assumption of faithful measurement (FM).
However, the idea that the physiological abnormality is reduced neuronal activity can only be an assumption until other possibilities are ruled out.
The latter is arguably easier to specify as it only requires an assumption for a single outcome, D (given that I has occurred), rather than two (both I and D).
They were further extrapolated to lifetime based on a semi-parametric method using the age- and sex-matched referents simulated from the life tables of the National Vital Statistics of Taiwan, which only requires an assumption of constant excess hazards [ 16, 17].
We have restricted ourselves to special Inoue type manifolds in order to be able to use the regularity results for classifying maps discussed in the previous section (the diagonality assumption is only a simplifying assumption).
