Sentence examples for supposition generally from inspiring English sources

Although this supposition generally held it was not true in all cases, as three teachers registered in the biology section taught Earth or physical science and had less knowledge of genomics than did the other science teachers in the course.

In broad brush-strokes, Ryle's argument-strategy against the supposition that generally intelligent or rational abilities can be explained in terms of prior theoretical operations (involving the apprehension of the relevant truths) is to exhibit how the supposition leads to logically vicious regresses.

This supposition is generally supported by the finding that species in which the ratio of the mature CDS size to gene size is small are those in which a greater proportion of amino acids or codons show significant skews toward exon ends (fig. 3).

Conversely, several functional categories are underrepresented within the ABA-induced gene sets, including translation, RNA binding, protein metabolism, and nucleobase metabolism, consistent with the supposition that metabolism is generally down-regulated under stress conditions [ 80].

Simple supposition is harder to characterize generally.

Consistent with the latter supposition, the gain of TyrR generally correlates with the loss of competence for aromatic catabolism (Fig. 8).

To date, practical experience generally supports these suppositions (Brun et al. 2010; Quenouille et al. 2013) – compare for example, the ongoing durability of minor gene resistance to black-leg of canola in Europe and Australia with the rapid (within 3 5 years) loss of protection from a range of major genes (Delourme et al. 2006; Sprague et al. 2006a).

Factoring numbers of this size is generally considered irreducibly difficult; that supposition is the basis of electronic security, from A.T.M. transactions through Internet purchases to terrorist communications.

The most interesting syncategorematic words for Heytesbury are generally those which produce confused supposition in the terms which follow them.

Although no scholarly consensus has yet been reached regarding the actual author of the fragment whether it be Hegel himself, Schelling, Hölderlin, or perhaps yet another figure in their circles scholars have generally come to question the supposition that Hegel suffered from a depression during the late 1790s that would rule him out as its author.

Generally, the cause has been found in the supposition of some primordial ignorance or error rather than in a sinful act of disobedience or revolt i.e., in an intellectual rather than a moral defect.