Sentence examples for predominant assumption from inspiring English sources

The predominant assumption is that highly selective ligands would avoid unwanted side effects caused by binding to secondary non-therapeutic targets.

The predominant assumption within the organization design field for decades has been that task interdependence given by design would determine team behavior.

This is because the predominant assumption about "better data" on disability is confined to health authorities being in position to report reliable incidence and prevalence estimates on disability in order to monitor equitable access to health and rehabilitation.

Contrary to the predominant assumption that foraging groups represent largely anonymous crowds (Heinrich, 1988), our findings are in line with the idea that at least the studied population represents a highly structured and individualized society within nonbreeders.

This qualitative study has identified Consultant Trainers' predominant assumptions about learning, embedded in a 'sink or swim' medical education culture [ 22].

Three or four decades ago, with the sense of sexual independence brought by the birth-control pill and the women's liberation movement, she said, the predominant cultural and sexological assumption was that female lust was fueled from within, that it didn't depend on another's initiation.

The section is followed by a review of the preferred orientation of collagen fibrils in some mammalian cornea as well as assumption of predominant fibril directions on the rat cornea.

Simply put, continued use of clinical algorithms based on the assumption that predominant causes of severe pneumonia are almost always H. influenzae and S. pneumoniae may lead to treatments that are not appropriate for a child's actual infection and will miss the opportunity to guide vaccine development against important new or unrecognized pathogens.

Our results reflect the assumption of a predominant dawn to dusk electric field, which will produce a dawnside enhancement in the number of ions reimpacting the surface.

These results are consistent with the assumption of the predominant effect of the electronic interaction between microdeposits and thin films on the one hand and the supports on the other, which affects the hydrogen adsorption energy parameters.

The methods rely on the assumption that the predominant chromosomal background of the samples is diploid, an assumption that is frequently incorrect for tumor samples.