Both narratives provide illustrations of the role that early experiences in language and culture play in shaping identity, beliefs, practice, assumptions and expectations.
Therefore, in practice assumptions are often made to reduce the complexity of the protein design problem.
Further research is required to gain insight into valuable patient perspectives, to challenge practice assumptions and offer sustainable solutions.
Traditional research ethics regarding human subjects is based on different assumptions about scientific practice, assumptions of 'anonymity' being just one example, thereby posing increasing dilemmas to the scientific community.
For example, organizations that have members who collaboratively make decisions in teams, show a willingness to experiment with innovation, question policy and practice assumptions, share cohesive team values, and are committed to improvement have a higher frequency of research use, adapt faster to innovations, and possibly improve healthcare quality [ 9, 19, 53- 55].
In this regard, it is possible to record and store relatively long wave data sequences, whereas the commonly adopted in-practice assumption of stationary data is abandoned.
One Rails mantra, "convention over configuration", encourages developers to conform to certain best-practice assumptions about how their application will work, rather than configuring the framework to accommodate it.
Institutional logics can be generally understood as "the socially constructed, historical pattern of material practices, assumptions, values, beliefs, and rules by which individuals produce and reproduce their material subsistence, organise time and space, and provide meaning to their social reality" (Thornton and Ocasio 1999, p.804).
That's fair enough, but you might think they practice some assumption of innocence until proven guilty of passport forgery.
In practice, this assumption is feasible for small-scale organisations.
In practice, this assumption might not be reasonable.
