Sentence examples for shift assumptions from inspiring English sources

The NFL Network's reporting about the owners' lockout of players is a way to shift assumptions that the channel will give knee-jerk priority to management's position.

Alternatively, under the location shift assumption, we can use bootstrap methods to estimate pNoether.

However, the boundedness of the SF-36 outcomes renders this location shift assumption questionable, especially if the proportion of cases the upper limit is high.

With a Normal distribution under the location shift assumption and with n = m, the necessary sample size to achieve a power of 1- β is given in Table 1.

Outside of schools, policies allowing women to be equal players at work and in life would go a long way in shifting assumptions around female identity.

But the great flow of government spending during the New Deal and the creation of the Interstate highway system shifted assumptions.

In this fascinating study, Shapiro, an English professor at Columbia, casts skepticism about the authorship of Shakespeare's works as a "long footnote to the larger story of the way we read now" and traces shifting assumptions about the relation between art and autobiography.

We jump from different social media platforms — and we have shifting assumptions about the type of experience we'll have on each.

This also made it difficult for us as researchers and evaluators, and for research participants, to deconstruct the shifting assumptions upon which NHS CRS was based, and unpack its very particular, centralized, delivery mechanisms, let alone evaluate them.

The original data did not necessarily satisfy the mean-shift assumption as consecutive values may have been correlated.

But M.'s brain has received no contrary signals that would shift its assumptions.