Sentence examples for assumed in different from inspiring English sources

HIV/AIDS is clearly one of these challenges because of the differing extents and features that the epidemic has assumed in different regions of the world.

Theoretically it has been assumed in different literature that decentralization promotes good governance for achieving effective and socially just planning.

The absence of previous experience with a mass casualty event of that proportion was probably counterbalanced by the commitment of every person directly or indirectly involved in the treatment of victims and by spontaneous leadership assumed in different areas.

Pay attention, by the way, to the subliminally erotic postures these two assume in different scenes.

Of course the simultaneous evolution of substrate affinity and conversion efficiency is well possible [ 30], as implicitly assumed in the different enzymatic activities attributed to different active site sequence patterns in the model.

However, it must be noted that the clutter model assumed in [43] is different from the IID model in Eq. (57).

A clear distinction between individual interventions on the resident level cannot be assumed in the training of different nurses in different interventions within one institution.

We argue that this trade-off is reasonable, especially when considering the energetic limitations between investment in preventing or repairing mutations and reproduction (Moses and Brown 2003), and has been already assumed elsewhere in different context like evolution of resistance and tolerance to infection for instance (Restif and Koella 2004).

The Photographic News exclaimed, "After Mr Muybridge had shown his audience the quaint and (apparently) impossible positions that the horse assumes in his different gaits, he then most ingeniously combined the pictures on the screen, showing them one after another so rapidly that the audience had before them the galloping horse, the trotting horse, &etc.

The absence of cryptic cycles in our experiment is perhaps not surprising as the life history of our prey species is quite different from that assumed in prior models in which different genotypes have fixed traits.

This simple spatial regulatory mechanism has been shown to maintain robust coexistence in spite of vast differences assumed in the replicabilities of the different replicator species [ 1, 6].