Sentence examples for are sometimes assumed from inspiring English sources

'Applied' disciplines are sometimes assumed to be the most commercializable, so we also separately investigate an especially 'basic' science, physics.

East Asians are sometimes assumed to have evolved in a cold environment because of their narrow nostrils, which conserve heat, and the extra eyelid fat that insulates the eye.

First, although these coalescent estimates are sometimes assumed to represent colonization times, there is in fact, no geographic information contained in them.

Vlachs are sometimes assumed [End Page 115] to be the Romanized descendants of autochthonous ethnic groups, the Illyrians, Thracians, Dacians and Greeks, though the Greek connection is undoubtedly the strongest.

25 Electronic records are sometimes assumed to make prescribing safer by reducing human errors such as illegibility, inaccurate transcription, omissions, and use of dangerous abbreviations and arcane Latin.

As there is no decreasing return to scale for this broadly defined capital (increasing returns are sometimes assumed), the accumulation of capital in general does not stop at a certain level, contrary to what happens in an exogenous model.

Indeed, he was sometimes assumed to be an American, he was here so much.

It is sometimes assumed that you somehow get points for killing police officers.

Those investigators will face fewer legal obstacles than is sometimes assumed.

The Chinese polity appears neither as vacuous nor as vulnerable as it is sometimes assumed to be.

It is sometimes assumed that China has captured the entire market for cheap manufacturing.