Sentence examples for suggested assumptions from inspiring English sources

All in all the insights presented confirm the suggested assumptions.

Finally, the approach to identifying the recaptured videos is deduced based on the suggested assumptions.

Unfortunately, that theorem is not true under the suggested assumptions, as pointed out by Kaluszka and Okolewski [8].

Conservative and reformist commentators alike have suggested the assumption of the throne by Salman, after the death of his 90-year-old half-brother Abdullah on 23 January, will bring problems for Iran.

But a July analysis by two Tulane University researchers for the Data Center, a local thinktank, suggests the assumptions underlying that decision proved hollow.

Researchers have uncovered evidence that teachers are routinely under-estimating the abilities of some black pupils, suggesting that assumptions about behavioural problems are overshadowing their academic talents.

His comments suggest that assumptions about weapons capabilities on the ground will have to be reevaluated, pending investigation of the crash.

The UK's Department for International Development published a 2011 study suggesting that assumptions of microfinance's value for the poor appeared to rest on "foundations of sand".

But recent research suggests those assumptions are quite wrong.

This latter observation is reassuring in that it suggests the assumptions underpinning the theoretical analysis are fit for practical application purposes.

Karlsen, Øverland and Karlsen [55] suggest theoretical assumptions embedded in sociology (such as complexity, anticipation, and change) can clarify and strengthen the theory of future studies.