The phrase "assume well" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a positive assumption or expectation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "If we assume well, we can expect positive outcomes from the project."
Alternatives: "make a reasonable assumption" or "assume positively".
On some sort of basic level, we assume well, they're right, right?
Society may look at him and assume, well, he's just a white male, what does he have to add to this picture?
People will assume, well, I have a 92, most kids who got into that school got a 94, so there's no way I can get in".
People who read the negative things [about me], the people who need persuading, are probably ignorant enough to assume, 'Well she's got a kid so she's serious now.' Which, of course, isn't the case.
"They trot out these big business executives and just assume, 'Well, these guys are big business — if they just go tell Republicans what to do, they'll do it.' That's just a cartoon version of how things work," said a House Republican adviser.
Traditional safety approaches assume well defined cause-effect links that propagate the effects of events contributing to the safety risk (e.g. sequential or epidemiological safety models).
Typical mutation selection models assume well-mixed populations, but dispersal and migration within many natural populations is spatially limited.
We assume wells provide values representing greater influence of matrix permeability than values from blue holes, which represent a greater influence of conduit permeability.
Some of the existing algorithms consider misalignment of input frames and moving objects simultaneously, while others assume well-aligned input or pre-registration of misaligned frames and concentrate on the detection of moving objects that cause inconsistency.
Previously developed PBPK models for individuals with liver cirrhosis assume well-stirred conditions in the liver, hence cannot be reasonably expected to describe the pharmacokinetics of transporter substrates.
It appears that even in prokaryotic cells, under normal physiological conditions, protein aggregation is mainly involved in 'off-pathway' misfolding of proteins which can assume well-folded structures and are soluble in the salted cytosol, rather than 'intrinsically insoluble proteins'.
