Sentence examples for presume equal from inspiring English sources

Florida's legislature overwhelmingly approved a bill last year to presume equal time for child custody plans, but it was vetoed by the governor.

The SAM package offers the advantage over other microarray analysis tools in that it does not presume equal variance or independence of genes (or both), scenarios that are often violated in biological systems [47].

For simplicity, we presume equal numbers of people in each risk bin.

These are still useful for image processing, given trivial modifications (conventional procedures presume equal mixing rates, w i = 1 / n, and hence it is necessary to derive variants for unequal mixing rates when using the existing techniques).

She is also a co-author of "Presumed Equal: What America's Top Women Lawyers Really Think About Their Firms" (Career Press, 1998).

A line conceives of people as citizens, presumed equal, each with an identical 24 hours a day to spread among the lines around them.

There is a serious question about how to measure diversity in a country where every citizen is presumed equal and there are no official statistics based on race, religion or ethnicity.

The horizontal bottom strut was assumed to have a uniform prismatic cross section over its length with effective depth W c which is presumed equal to the depth of the neutral axis (He et al. 2012): W_{c} ; = ;kd (26).

Because ANOVA only indicates whether or not the evaluated means are presumed equal, the post hoc Tukey test was performed to compare all possible pairs of means and precisely identify the differences that are greater than the standard error (SE) (Kuehl 2000).

Alternatively, are more aggressive treatments offered or available to patients of all race/ethnicities even when there is presumed equal access to care?

We cannot and should not presume that equal rights will be fought and won by following a tried-and-true and convenient timeline, because that has never happened.