The phrase "assume better" can be used in written English, although it is somewhat informal.
It is usually used to suggest improving a situation or making an opinion more positive. For example, "Let's assume better circumstances for our project this time around," or "Let's assume better of each other and work together more effectively."
Wilshere, assuming better luck with injuries and barring any disasters in his private life, could well be captaincy material in two years' time.
Application of low cost materials can cause serious inaccuracies if the design of device assumed better quality of materials.
This assumes better enforcement of environmental laws, new kinds of ecological land zoning, and market incentives for conservation, among other actions.
In the case of a lesser known destination such as Libya, however, to what extent would the assumed better opportunities be true?
On the other hand, team of patients who recorded lower standardized mortality ratio assuming better ICU hospitalization efficiency, may record different demand for FFP transfusion than others.
Wouldn't being wealthy be an advantage because you would be able to hire tutors to help your child get better SAT scores?" But that assumes better SAT scores are an advantage because it helps you get into a "better" school.
However, no enhancement of cardiac differentiation has been discerned at the margin versus the center of an intracardiac teratoma generated from mESCs [13], in spite of an assumed better paracrine signal permeation at the graft-host border.
A subjective evaluation of a high risk of hepatotoxicity may have resulted in prescription of a regimen with an assumed better profile of liver tolerability.
Length-time bias occurs when screening detects slowly progressive disease which has a long pre-clinical phase and an assumed better prognosis compared with an aggressive disease which becomes symptomatic rapidly.
Peak areas of extracted ion chromatograms (XICs) corresponding phosphorylated and non-phosphorylated precursors at 2+/3+ charge states were determined using Xcalibur 2.0 software (Thermo Fisher Scientific), assuming better than 10 ppm mass accuracy and <1 min retention time variation within multiple runs.
