Sentence examples similar to premise of observing from inspiring English sources

The premise of VR is that it should allow clinicians a relatively easy method of observing changes in ventilatory efficiency at the bedside.

It was possible to enter the premises by observing the nightwatch guards, taking note of their patrol patterns, timing one's  movements to reach the shop's door undetected and then picking the lock.

The poor personnel hygiene and low sanitary standard of butcher shops and their premises observed may have contributed to the high prevalence of Salmonella.

Such a study would hardly be viable, given its unreasonable premise that an observing stranger would nearly have to reside within the private sphere of a family.

Since in our experiment the premise of similar environmental conditions is ensured, the differences observed between clones can be assumed to be genetic.

Premise of the study: A network of mountain observing stations has been installed in the Great Basin of North America.

After reporting from Afghanistan for a week, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow summarized her sense of the war by observing that the mission of establishing a secure national Afghan government "depends on a premise that is romantic and unproven and unlikely".

According to the advocacy group, workers are prohibited from bringing their own meals to the premises of the company, which observes kosher dietary laws.

The central premise of phylogenetics is that there is a hierarchical pattern of relationships among organisms that may be inferred by observing and analyzing homologous characters shaped by evolutionary history.

The premise of RVASs was that rare genetic variants would have strong effect sizes on phenotypes; with a few exceptions, this is clearly not what we observe.

This premise of the CAG is flawed.