Sentence examples for presumed understanding from inspiring English sources
"The illusion of knowing another person creates the possibility, the freedom, of not knowing them; to be free, by not knowing them, to do something else with them" — that is, mistreat them, on the basis of our presumed understanding.
I think that there's enough of a presumed understanding that when you step outside on a public street, you are surrendering some of the privacy rights you might have in your apartment or in church, or inside other buildings.
They presumed an understanding but did not create it.
Mapping anatomical brain networks with graph-theoretic analysis of diffusion tractography has recently gained popularity, because of its presumed value in understanding brain function.
Of course, "a reverence for the constitution and laws" presumes an understanding of the constitution and concern with the principles of justice that the laws are meant to embody.
Since most genetic variation lies in nonprotein-coding regions of the genome whose presumed function is entirely regulatory, understanding gene regulation in a cell type and developmental state-specific manner will be important to connect human genetic variation to disease mechanisms.
With the large population that is affected by hearing loss, it is presumed that a better understanding of the molecular mechanisms of DFNA2 hearing impairment will lead to improved methods of diagnosis and, potentially, treatment of this condition, as well as other forms of progressive hearing loss.
This response also highlights how assumptions are made about 1) heterogeneity in groups (especially majority groups) and 2) if the health care provider and patient share the same ethnicity; this is presumed to impart an understanding of each other's perspective.
The examples are mostly contemporary, and the text presumes a basic understanding of human reproduction.
If foreign policy dominates the campaign, for instance, this would probably help candidates from Congress, presumed to have a greater understanding of such matters.
