Sentence examples for assumed fulfilled from inspiring English sources
The Dietz model conditions are assumed fulfilled for piston-like oil water interface displacement that outpaces any gravity forces that would distort the interface during flooding.
Cases occurred in family clusters and affected cattle occurred in frequencies consistent with autosomal recessive inheritance in that study if the Hardy-Weinberg criteria were assumed fulfilled [ 6].
These key parameters of growth were assumed fulfilled in our experiment, as measured from the five chopped slugs showing a pH of 7. James et. al. calculated mean pH in crop fluids from seven Black slugs (A. ater) to be 6.41± 0.33 (SE) [ 28].
Producers who are anxious to achieve certification -- in the expectation that they will thus be able to charge a premium price or obtain privileged access to certain markets -- cannot, however, necessarily be assumed to fulfill their responsibilities.
EFL is assumed to fulfill the essential function of EF1A because of their mutually exclusive distribution, and because EFL retains the main binding sites of functional significance (Keeling and Inagaki 2004).
PE/PPE genes are widely present in pathogenic bacteria yet missing in non-pathogenic species, and therefore are assumed to fulfill important functions related to survival within different environmental niches.
We assume that fulfilling such constraints simultaneously by all terminals is feasible.
In After Virtue, Alasdair MacIntyre defended the Aristotelian ideal of the intimate, reciprocating local community bound by shared ends, where people simply assume and fulfill socially given roles (MacIntyre 1984).
CommentLuv is a Wordpress plugin (with free or paid versions) automatically adds a link to the latest blog from a speaker - assuming they fulfill their URL to comment, of course.
Recall that in all assertions below condition (1.5) is assumed to be fulfilled.
First, the assumed costs for fulfilling non-shareholding stakeholders' interests should impact potential investors, as these costs affect shareholders' immediate returns (Stevens et al. 2015).
