Sentence examples for reflected assumptions from inspiring English sources

In this case, that negative perception was fueled more by social media sites' reputation -- what researchers call "reflected assumptions about how certain services work" -- more than users' personal experiences with the sites.

Users felt that the guidelines were somewhat artificial and reflected assumptions with little relevance to day-to-day practice.

He felt that this was unfair, and reflected assumptions by the Medical School that failing students were inherently 'bad' and untrustworthy.

Except in instances where the NHS provided specific time limited funding for EoL life care in the care homes, the costs of keeping a resident in the home reflected assumptions about staff and service availability for someone who needed (predictable) day to day care.

Theories of program reflect assumptions on how to conceptualize an intervention program for evaluation purposes, while theories of evaluation reflect assumptions on how to design useful evaluation.

Our results reflect assumptions we made based on previous research and analysis; the data has not been fully validated by the supply chain actors themselves.

For each scenario, the higher ends of the emissions ranges reflect assumptions of relatively rapid progress in clean energy technologies, while the lower ends of the ranges reflect slower progress.

Stock prices, which reflect assumptions of future earnings, tend to move accordingly.

The adjustments from the 2008 report reflect assumptions of lower fertility and decreased levels of net immigration.

Autonomy has traditionally been thought to connote independence and hence to reflect assumptions of individualism in both moral thinking and political designations of political status.

He notes that valuations among oil and gas stocks still seem to reflect assumptions of oil at $28 a barrel and natural gas at $4.75 per million Btu.