Sentence examples for assume dates from inspiring English sources

In the long history of baked apples (which, one would assume, dates back as far as fire and apples), plain cooked fruit without a sweetener was not always considered the food of abstinence.

I would assume dating at this day and age is similar to sales training....you may only get only 1 out of 10 possible "yeses".

With that material, we organize our first chronological proposal for the Megalithic Iberian art, in which we assumed dates of fifth millennium lime BC for the oldest decorations, in consonance with the construction of the first megaliths.

In the first prenatal visits, the date of the last menstrual period, uterine fundal height, assumed date of delivery and length of gestation (best estimate) were noted.

In birth records, the last menstrual period, date of fertilisation, assumed date of fertilisation and length of gestation were to be given by the delivery nurses.

However, a spokesman for O'Connor said to assume all dates were now off.

I don't know who thought this up, but I assume it dates back to the team's first National Championship in 1999.

We shall assume that dates of birth and death are correct.

We assume that date of first collection approximates date of introduction rather than date of initial spread.

These findings are important in predicting "date hubs," if we assume that "date hubs" are shared proteins with binding sites capable of transient binding to multipartners, linking higher-order networks.

In general, people tend to wrongly assume that date labels indicating a food's freshness (like "best before") are telling them when their food will no longer be safe to eat.