Sentence examples for uncommon assumption from inspiring English sources

It's a not uncommon assumption with reference to Vernon God Little [about a high-school shooting in Texas].

This is not an uncommon assumption in the labor and immigration literature.

Note that this is not an uncommon assumption, and is implicitly assumed in asymptotic in SNR frameworks like diversity-multiplexing studies [8, 9].

Such assumptions are not uncommon in a less-than-ideal and oftentimes fragmented health care system, such as the one we currently have in the US.

A not uncommon -- but commonly wrong -- assumption, Khosla confuses risk-taking innovation with an organization's tax status.

Final parameters were extracted based on comparison to the experimental data on the import of cyptoplasmic protein: the nuclear/cytoplasmic ratio was matched under the assumption that the complexes are uncommon (<10% of the MSH6 is in complex).

Correlations between residuals are not uncommon, and the violation of this statistical assumption may lead to wrong estimates.

In support of this assumption, IbWRKY and WRKY70, an uncommon member of the WRKY transcription factor, are pivotal integrators of the SA and JA signals to regulate plant defense responses.

Overall, this seems to indicate that while serious violations to the Markov assumption are possible, they are in practice uncommon and should not make any big impacts on the results for our study.

A fourth assumption follows from the third: that inconsistent testimony should be uncommon.

We chose a beta (1/2, 1/2) prior (Jeffreys 1946) to reflect the biologically reasonable assumption that reads across specific exon-exon junctions tend to be either very uncommon or common.