Sentence examples for assumed coming from inspiring English sources

Lambert (1992) introduced the zero-inflated Poisson (ZIP) regression model and applied it for modeling defects in manufacturing processes, where defects are assumed coming from a 'perfect' state with a probability π or an 'imperfect' state with a probability 1−π.

Everything, I assumed, came from Europe.

That the happiness they assumed came packaged with success is, in fact, far more elusive.

That the happiness they assumed came packaged with success, is, in fact, far more elusive.

Many comedians drink to maintain the easy confidence that everyone assumes comes naturally.

Many, if not most, of the guys rounded up in this week's operation, I assume, came to the U.S. before making money was even a legal option for them.

He is the friend nobody quite recognises, the friend everybody assumes came back with somebody else.

He is the friend nobody quite recognizes, the friend everybody assumes came back with somebody else.

He was taller than I expected, even though he was hunched over in a slouchy posture that I assume comes from years of trying to be incognito.

The saying 'be careful what you wish for' (or, be careful what you assume) comes in handy here.

To simplify the model, Carbon 3 of histidine (by InChI carbon number) was assumed to come from bicarbonate, and not Carbon 2 of ATP.