Sentence examples for reverse assumption from inspiring English sources

Data will be blinded during the analysis, and the blinding will not be broken before two conclusions are drawn (i.e., the first assumes treatment A to be quetiapine and treatment B to be the aripiprazole; the second is based on the reverse assumption, i.e., that treatment A is aripiprazole and B is quetiapine) [ 82].

On the other hand, the reverse assumption may also be true: the importance as well as suitability as therapeutic target of a mutation which results in shortening or rewiring of a signal transduction pathway should be reflected by the degree of deletions of upstream genes and of inactivation of redundant signal transduction pathways.

All these results are based on some isotone-like assumption.a Although in some cases this assumption is replaced by some order reversing assumption as in Abian (1979) [9], the monotonicity of the mapping is still crucial to obtain a fixed point.

Reverse that assumption - turn people into walking organ banks that haven't yet died - and, no matter how noble the intent, you bring death into the heart of life, overturning the relationship.

His findings reversed the assumption that economic systems would automatically tend toward full employment.

Evidence discovered at Phylakopi in 1974 tended to reverse earlier assumptions that the eruption had destroyed the island: no break in continuity was established.

Such an approach contrasts with the widespread reverse-engineering assumption that the neural system comprises a set of specialized circuits designed to comply with its assumed functions.

This reversed the assumptions long held by managers who believed that economic issues were at the heart of employee motivation.

Tóibín makes his emigrant's story more painful without simply reversing those assumptions or ruling out an ironic distance from postwar Irish insularity.

We examined the effect on our model of reversing these assumptions and adopting living alone as the default for marital status, and for education assuming either secondary education not completed (≤10 years) or university education (≥16 years' education).

A brief rise in the pound quickly went into reverse on the assumption, almost certainly correct, that the welcome strength of the economy going into Brexit will have zero impact on decisions taken by the Bank of England and the Treasury over the coming months.