Sentence examples for the test presupposes from inspiring English sources

This formulation of the test presupposes that the underlying language in question is a language containing conditionals (iterated or not).

That last test presupposes that your fishmonger is slicing the tuna in front of you, which he should be doing, Mr. Moonen said.

In spite of these control procedures, it is clear that the derivation of a causal factor from a Millean difference test presupposes strong assumptions.

This test presupposes that a primary meta-analytic result can be identified in each systematic review (analogous to a primary analysis in a clinical trial).

For example, arguing for better food availability on the basis of human testing presupposed a very long set of assumptions, which stray very far from the science and ethics of human testing studies.

Prototyping and testing presuppose that the sequence of steps making up the design process can and will often contain iterations, leading to revisions of the design parameters and/or the functional requirements.

This condition presupposes two critical assumptions: the test improves diagnostic accuracy; and the measured changes in patient management improve patient health outcomes.

This condition presupposes two critical assumptions: First, the test improves accuracy, which is important in order to judge whether changes in patient management are likely to be based on correct test results.

Plainly, the doctrine presupposes a stringent criterion for knowledge, at least as demanding as the test for techne.

As a form of communication, the text presupposes a speech.

In Whitehead's words, "The term 'many' presupposes the term 'one,' and the term 'one' presupposes the term 'many'" (Whitehead 1978, 21).