Sentence examples for rendering assumptions from inspiring English sources

Building on our work here, we believe that there should also be some consideration of the fidelity with which text is rendered, because a variety of rendering assumptions, both in software and hardware (e.g. display resolution), with potential effects on legibility that may exacerbate the age-linked effects we have described.

Even scientists have deciphered only four percent of what the universe is made of, rendering assumptions of divine intentions trivial if not absurd.

The Trigonometric Regressive Spectral (TRS) analysis technique showed an excellent performance as it dealt with two major problems: TRS detects real physiological oscillations rendering theoretical assumptions of the original data in a certain model system unnecessary.

Based on combining the information in these two categories in various ways, the rxncon software can generate several different pathway visualizations, including SBGN based graphs, with varying degree of completeness with regard to rendering the assumptions of the underlying models.

Moreover, many more cell compartments exist in such symbiotic organisms rendering the assumption of a homogeneous distribution uncertain.

The archaeological objects in this study, except USK_001, however, have a remaining metal core and corrosion layers in various states of oxidation, rendering this assumption untenable.

In contrast to this prediction, our results showed an extension of activation in the POST-training session, rendering the assumption unlikely that our findings merely reflect attention-related effects.

The reality of Iraq in July 2009 has rendered the assumptions underlying the 2008 Security Agreement (SA) overcome by events — mostly good events actually.

They pointed out that, in a democracy, the purpose of press coverage of powerful government figures who shape national security is not to celebrate them or to raise their profile (admittedly, this appears to be President Trump's hypothesis) but to render their assumptions and their decisions transparent and accountable to the public.

Although this is a common assumption, when the pericardium is intact, changes in cardiac volume may render this assumption invalid [ 96].

It is shown that the delay effects due to intra grain diffusion plays a significant role thereby rendering external equilibrium assumptions unsuitable.