Caseworkers are not clinical social workers, as is often assumed.
But many Chinese and Western businessmen and bankers at the annual Global China Business Meeting here suggest that the country's expansion of direct investment overseas will not be as rapid as is often assumed.
Indeed, a number of other results suggest that the media in general, and newspapers in particular, may not be as important in shaping public opinion, at least in the short term, as is often assumed.
But Arthur Kroeber at Dragonomics, a Beijing-based research firm, argues that investment is not as closely tied to exports as is often assumed: over half of all investment is in infrastructure and property.
Edison and his colleagues did not invent the light bulb, as is often assumed.
This result is consistent with Hill et al (2013), who also showed increasing methodological sophistication does not necessarily result in reduced uncertainty, as is often assumed [54].
In the case of audio LP, the residual does not have to be a white noise signal, as is often assumed in other LP applications, but it can also be a Dirac impulse, which also has a flat spectrum.
We believe that divergence from the ancestral gene pool and expansion into a new territory were not simultaneous events, as is often assumed in models of population demographic history.
Reading Kirby does not mean that one ends up in this particular scholar's head, as is often assumed when the humanities are debunked for being subjectivist.
This result is consistent with Hill et al (2013), who also showed increasing methodological sophistication does not necessarily result in reduced uncertainty, as is often assumed [ 54].
He is not, as is often assumed, a pacifist.
