Sentence examples for premises suggest from inspiring English sources
These premises suggest that software development must take place in an environment where proven solutions can be modified, combined and adapted to be used in the development of new products.
Our four premises suggest an empirical program of experiments involving complex chemical compositions under cycling gradients of temperature, water activity and electromagnetic radiation.
Hedge fund activism points to some of the risks inherent in giving too much power to unaccountable "owners". As our analysis of agency theory's premises suggests, the problem of moral hazard is real and the consequences are serious.
Furthermore, the complexity of both paths and strategic premises suggested qualitative methods to draw informed conclusions concerning their social dynamics (Dobusch and Kapeller 2013; Durand and Vaara 2009; Eisenhardt 1989).
However, broadband market analysts have pointed out that gigabit-capable cables would be shared with many different premises, suggesting that actual data download speeds would be much lower than the theoretical maximum.
An analysis based on bout-and-pause premises suggests that SHR hyperactivity reflects a high rate of bout initiations (higher b) in SHR relative to WKY, even though SHR response bouts were shorter (lower p; Figure 6, left panels).
In the analyses shown here, only 2% of premises were connected, in the worst case scenario, via local transmission within 3 km of an infected premises, suggesting that the British poultry industry is not densely enough populated for local transmission of the HPAI virus which devastated the Netherlands in 2003.
Still, the novel is darker than its premise suggests.
In the end, "Kiki & Herb" is a more political show than its premise suggests.
It's not terrible, by any means: just not nearly as funny or cruel as its killer premise suggests.
That premise suggests that the Trump administration is stifling a damaging draft report — part of the congressionally mandated National Climate Assessment — with dire warnings about climate change.
