Sentence examples for unambiguous assumptions from inspiring English sources
Firstly, the logical ground, the laws of thought, grants the possibility of justified true beliefs about the future as the third law states that unambiguous assumptions concerning the future can only be true or false but not undefined.
The clarity that comes from having made such unambiguous assumptions often will also point towards new empirical questions that need to be answered.
It was shown in [ 17], that under certain assumptions the unambiguous arrows in the estimated DAG models coincide with the true arrows in the underlying causal system.
However, since the results of this study are so unambiguous, even strong variations from the underlying assumptions would not change the conclusions drawn from this study.
This approach has four advantages: Underlying model assumptions are clarified; exact and unambiguous conclusions on whether a model can account for the data are possible; novel predictions can be formulated ad libitum; and different models can be compared with regard to their parsimony.
Previously, we hypothesized that the marginally significant 14% increase in pneumonia risk among those ATBC participants who started smoking at an early age (n = 21,657; the four lowest cells in Table 1) might correspond to a more unambiguous harmful effect among low-weight participants, based on an assumption of dose-dependency.
He is part of a generation that shared longstanding assumptions about the way medicine is practiced: Physicians are the unambiguous source of medical knowledge; notes and orders are written in paper records while standing at the nurses' station; and X-rays are film placed on light boxes and viewed over a radiologist's shoulder.
This approach may sound reasonable, but it is based on assumptions such as low error rate and error randomness for the unambiguous detection of polymorphism.
The translation is unambiguous.
The polls are unambiguous.
