The phrase "assume sitting" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts where one is instructed to take a seated position or to consider a scenario while seated.
Example: "Before we begin the meeting, please assume sitting to ensure everyone is comfortable."
Alternatives: "take a seat" or "sit down."
Assuming sitting governors name to such state boards constituents of like minds, it's logical to assume Huckabee stacked the PPTB with Arkansans whose political--and religious--views comport with his own.
To minimize the risk of catheter displacement, particularly in obese patients, we recommend that multiorificed catheters be inserted at least 4 cm into the epidural space and that patients assume the sitting upright or lateral position before securing the catheter to the skin.
Don't assume that sitting down to lunch with someone a few times means you're friends now —or that this colleague will owe you a duty of loyalty in the office.
Assume everyone sitting at the table wants to eat their own meal.
I assume that sitting next to someone with experience will bode well for my first ceremony.
3, 4 Elderly people generally assume the sitting position for a longer period of time, 5 maintaining prolonged lumbar flexion.
Participants will assume a sitting position and the laser probe will be placed on the knee points sequentially and perpendicularly and in full contact with the skin.
Auricular acupuncture is particularly suited for psychiatric patients, as the patient does not have to undress and can assume a sitting position, similar to psychotherapy.
Raise your arms high, so they're pointing straight up and almost touching your ears, as you assume the sitting position.
Assuming a sitting position on his bed, he punched numbers into a calculator and suggested some designer strains that his patient might enjoy.
