Sentence examples for theoretical presumptions from inspiring English sources

What all this adds up to, or indeed whether it all adds up to anything at all, depends on which observations you trust and your theoretical presumptions about particle physics and the nature of dark matter.

General conclusion based on factor analysis is in agreement with theoretical presumptions concerning the transformations of phenanthrene and naphthalene isomers.

Not so in philosophy, however, where disability, deformity and illness have appeared to defy application of familiar theoretical presumptions and practices.

Although the obtained results mainly confirmed our theoretical presumptions, they also made possible the deduction that in the case of these four characteristics, the impact of the ions is additive rather than opposite (PC1 and PC2 were positively correlated with the descriptors).

After a brief elucidation of the terms radicalization and extremism, we describe our theoretical presumptions with regard to the relation between two central aspects of parenting and school education on the one hand and radicalization on the other hand.

Despite a theoretical presumption of innocence, suspects particularly famous ones often face what Mr Bonnet calls a "press lynching", which can ruin their careers or businesses, even if they are ultimately cleared.Nor does the readiness of examining magistrates to clap suspects behind bars help.

Such extension can happen in all kinds of ways, including theoretical fiat and metaphysical presumption, but the operational method is the most assured one.

There is no theoretical justification for the presumption of a linear explanation (this is done for the sake of simplicity, but is not generally based on any formal biologic assumptions).

The point here is that translation between the knowledge areas should avoid the presumption that theoretical approaches based on the characteristics of theoretical reasoning stands in any authoritative position to dictate the rightness of the practical conclusions arrived at on the conditions of a practice.

Non-realist and antirealist semantics for theoretical terms are motivated by the presumption that the problem of theoretical terms has no satisfying realist solution.

(Compare such a deliberate process with the vague presumption that terms in a theoretical equation must have the same meaning in the entire mathematical range given to the variables).