Sentence examples for promoting the assumption from inspiring English sources

This flurry of activity brought much attention to the enzymes on chromosome 3p.21, promoting the assumption that they reflect the original gene cluster.

Yet, as highlighted earlier, appealing to aspirational models of masculinity risks reinforcing gender binaries and promoting the assumption that there can be positive masculinities.

Lots of recent spin from Washington has promoted the assumption that President Obama wants to stick with the current limit on deployments to Afghanistan.

Furthermore it was documented that age-associated p16INK4 accumulation, in some rodent tissues, could be attenuated by CR and SIRT1 acts as a key regulator orchestrating the response to CR in mammals, it promoted the assumption that SIRT1 could partly regulate the expression of p16INK4A.

In contrast, anti-correlated expression patterns would promote the assumption that the participating genes take part in either unrelated or antagonistic processes.

Records of whaling ships visiting the island further promote the assumption that historical admixture, even in pedigrees in which we do not observe a European Y chromosome, was most likely derived from men.

In a recent article, Gisselquist and Correa (2006) argue that "overestimating the contribution of commercial sex to India's HIV epidemic misleads prevention programs to ignore other risks, and promotes the stigmatizing assumption that HIV infection is a sign of immoral behavior" [ 94].

When Jacobs was a freshman in 1997, he was promoted to the Assumption varsity but soon quit.

Decentralization has been promoted under the assumption that the proximity of decision makers to the communities facilitates providing services more in accordance with the needs of the community.

Internationally, chronic disease self-management programs (CDSMPs) have been widely promoted with the assumption that confident, knowledgeable patients practicing self-management behavior will experience improved health and utilize fewer healthcare resources.

While promoting the book, Martin said, "you could see that behind all the questions was the assumption that we'd had fights along the way".