Sentence examples for this assumption creates from inspiring English sources

But somehow, this assumption creates a dilemma for me.

In our opinion, this assumption creates an inconsistence with the definition of time scales monomials ( h ˆ 0 ( t, s ) = 1 for all s, t ∈ T ) and with the well-known power functions on T = R ( h ˆ β ( t, s ) = ( t − s ) β Γ ( β + 1 ) is in general undefined for t < s ).

This assumption creates a direct mapping from work hours into disability benefits: individuals receive disability insurance benefits (( b )) if hours of work (( L=T-l ), where ( T ) denotes the maximum time available for either leisure activities or work) fall below a certain threshold (( tau )).

This assumption creates a trivial computational problem where the sequence on one side of the stem can pair with only one other sequence, a problem solved by many existing algorithms (e.g. string matching algorithms).

Technological advances will continue to challenge this assumption, creating even more need for the current improvement to be refined.

That thing might not exist, or might have a reality very different from how I describe it, but we are forced to rely on assumptions to make sense of the world, and these assumptions create a reality of causes and essences that seems solid, despite its uncertain foundation.

Firstly, dismissal of topological assumptions creates a general potential for agreement of inferred with true phylogeny.

Based on this assumption, we created a network-based computational framework, drugCIPHER, to relate pharmacological and genomic spaces with multi-dimensional information and predict drug targets on a genome-wide scale (Figure 1).

The move away from England, in his imagination at least, is a rebellion against assumptions created by his Etonian accent.

These assumptions create constraints on their associated Riccati equations (see e.g., Theorem 3 and Corollaries 1-6).

These assumptions create an upwards bias on the automatic stabilizer measure – especially in countries where means-tested benefits are important (e.g., Ireland, UK), as take-up rates are typically much lower than for insurance benefits.