Sentence examples for actually been assumed from inspiring English sources

In elective THA surgery, the posterior approach has actually been assumed to reduce the fracture risk (Jolles et al. 2006).

Negotiators will try to figure out when control will actually be assumed by South Korea, an issue of intense interest on the peninsula.

Had full VCT compliance been assumed, rather than actually measured, we would have dramatically underestimated the cost per person tested, and per person completing the full VCT process.

Actually, each neuron is assumed to spike according to a stationary Poisson process with constant probability of emitting a spike per unit time ν.

Actually, C x, t) is assumed to be equal to the chloride concentration threshold over which the steel corrosion is triggered on failure condition.

Actually, the background is assumed to be at a different temperature with respect to the FG objects: this contrast has to be maintained over time, so a still foreground will be always differentiated from the background.

One gateway node which is actually an actor node is assumed in a subnet.

Quite literally, whoever holds the piece of paper that actually is the bond is assumed to be the owner.

This does not tell us what the predicted EQ-5D-3L is actually measuring, but it is assumed that the closer the predicted values are to the observed numerically, the preferences become 'essentially similar'.

Actually, that's assuming you haven't discovered the joys of On-Demand and/or downloading movies directly to your Media Center PC or Apple TV.

The credibility that being an ethical business can bring in this market is strong, so organisations like to portray themselves that way, but it cannot be assumed they actually are".