Sentence examples for underpinning assumption from inspiring English sources
The underpinning assumption of free-market fundamentalism is that inventors are driven by money.
The underpinning assumption seems to be that without firm control, none of us will do what we are meant to.
This supports the underpinning assumption that reported familiarity with assessment vocabulary translates into professional functioning in terms of assessment activity and ability.
The underpinning assumption of asking about familiarity with assessment vocabulary is that this reflects levels of exposure and ability in terms of assessment.
An underpinning assumption for many microarray analysis methods is that closely co-regulated genes, whose expression profiles are tightly clustered within a gene set (reflected as a high silhouette index) are likely to function coherently (Eisen et al., 1998).
The underpinning assumption is that the morphological relationships of Merkel cell-neurite associations and hemi-nodes in individual touch domes form a valid starting point for mathematical modeling of the firing properties recorded from SAI afferent fibers.
The data, which were initially screened for underpinning assumptions, were found not to be normally distributed.
Analysis of RAS used in 20 local authorities found: 'No local authority contacted by the authors appeared geared up to share the inner workings of their RASs with service users, or to be able to explain in clear and simple terms their underpinning assumptions...'..
We then reread each text looking for specific material including images, metaphors, scenarios, rhetorical devices (such as association depicting two concepts as similar or related and dissociation depicting two concepts as dissimilar or mutually exclusive), underpinning assumptions (eg, about the safety or reliability of technologies) and overarching storylines.
Underpinning this assumption was the observation that immunization with salivary gland extracts from 66 h fed nymphs did not provoke immunity to ticks (Fig 4A).
For example, the first additional search aimed to explore evidence underpinning the assumption that increasing GP knowledge would lead to improved referral practice.
