The phrase "assumed an exit" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in situations where someone is taking on the role of leaving or creating a way out, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "After evaluating the situation, she assumed an exit to avoid further complications."
Alternatives: "took an exit" or "adopted an exit strategy".
But assuming an exit at the same multiple of earnings the company traded at before a bid emerged, the annualized returns would still be shy of around 10 percent.
That would complete the dismantling of Messier's empire, and (assuming an exit from the water business) would leave Vivendi a sustainable French telecom firm.
Our model assumes that neither individual search effort nor the probability of a match vary with tenure on IA; put differently, it assumes a constant exit hazard from IA to employment.
The stoichiometry of water-glucose exit is estimated by subtraction of the water inflow after phloretin from the outflow during glucose exit and assuming a linear rate of glucose exit.
Likewise 18percentt of major leaguers, 29percentt of the NFL, 18percentt of the NHL and a quarter of college athletes (assuming a four-year career) exit elite sports annually.
After the confrontation has subsided and the unwanted friend ends texting in an assumed huff or exits the apartment/dorm/house in an obvious huff, you are free of the friend.
Traditionally, proliferative keratinocytes have been assumed to exit the cell cycle into G0 (cell growth arrest) before they initiate terminal differentiation.
She assumed she would exit school with a job in retail as a merchandising analyst.
3) Although the model of "inhibition by unfair competition" looks very beautiful, particularly in implying that the system has an intrinsic reset mechanism, it is assumed that at exit from M-phase, Gwl is inactivated prior to the reactivation of PP2A-B55.
