The phrase "again assumes that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a repeated assumption or belief in a particular context or argument.
Example: "The author again assumes that the reader will accept the premise without question."
Alternatives: "once more presumes that" or "repeatedly takes for granted that".
It acknowledges it aims to make Britain a "hostile environment" for illegal immigrants, and advocates a "deport first, ask questions later" policy, which again assumes that anyone who has fled their home is automatically a criminal.
When used to assess the effect of projected future climate on streamflow, it again assumes that the current rainfall-runoff relationship is still valid under the future climate change scenarios (Fu et al. 2007b).
However, this again assumes that the ancestral population might have been, at least to some degree, saltwater-tolerant.
A more sophisticated approach is to apply global fitting,[ 29] which again assumes that the component lifetimes are invariant across the image but here the entire image data set is fitted in parallel to the model by minimising a global χ.
Again assuming that β → 0, then − log (r x, y ) + log (s (x, y ) ! ) will become negligible, and we are left with − s (x, y ) log .
Again, assuming that the 5,437 undervotes follow the same precinct-by-precinct pattern as the counted votes, Mr. Gore might gain as well, but only a handful.
While I didn't thank him for once again assuming that real gamers are straight men, the point is a good one.
But that seems to be the extent of the unity.Mr Annan is irritated with council members, particularly the United States, for once again assuming that he will sort out something that he plainly regards as their mess.
Let e be the elasticity of substitution; it's a familiar result that in that case, and once again assuming that the number of differentiated products is large, e is the elasticity of demand for any individual product.
With the arrival of a new production of "Fiddler" on Broadway, which opened last Thursday at the Minskoff Theater, some commentators have again assumed that the show's value lies in its authenticity.
In this model, the intercept becomes the average of the approval ratings of the presidents besides Mr. Obama, again assuming that any other factor in the model is equal to zero.
