Sentence examples for assumed to adhere from inspiring English sources

Living biological cells are assumed to adhere to the solid matrix of scaffold firmly.

Remaining patients are assumed to adhere to treatment long term, with twice-yearly visits to their general practitioner (GP).

System II is not split into two subsystems advocated by some [ 5], but is assumed to adhere to the rationality criteria of expected utility theory (EUT) as also advocated by modern decision science [ 11, 28].

The p-value of the GOF test can still be used as a similarity score, only it can no longer be assumed to adhere to a uniform distribution under the null hypothesis and, therefore, its acceptance threshold will have to be chosen in a manner that is as arbitrary as that for the heuristic methods.

It has convinced UMNO to refurbish its former identity as a fierce defender of ethnic Malays and of Islam, the religion to which all Malays are assumed to adhere.

The brine to be evaporated is a thin film impregnating a fabric assumed to be very thin and adhering by capillary forces to the wall of the plate.

All children were assumed to have received the group treatment their hospitals had been allocated to therefore the analyses described here adhere to the 'intention-to-treat' principle.

In just 24 hours we were told we were witnessing a huge success for community relations, but then learned that, actually, Lennon plans to establish a new anti-Islamist movement, which we assume will adhere to his slapdash generalisations of sharia law and misinterpretations of the Qur'an.

Assuming you adhere to these restrictions, you can postpone your taxable gain from one year into the next.

As part of the initial agreement, ZTE was allowed to continue to work with U.S. companies, assuming it adhered to the rules laid out in the agreement.

Assuming Apple adheres to the same naming convention it uses for its laptops, it has left itself room to add a beefier and more expensive "iPad Pro" to its tablet lineup.