Sentence examples for assumed to be doing from inspiring English sources

The characters are assumed to be doing something important, even if they do it comically: Kate's father, Dr. Battista, who urges Pyotr on her in order to keep him in his lab, is a bit of a clown, but also an important immune biologist.

I'm still not sure why the Modern -- which for half a century has sensibly been showing and collecting cars, among other forms of transportation -- is assumed to be doing its job presenting objects of design, while the Guggenheim got roasted four years ago for exhibiting motorcycles.

For the past six months, the Philippines has waged a brutal, bloody war against people who use drugs, people who sell drugs, and people who are simply assumed to be doing either.

But most of the work is assumed to be done by regular pay inflation in the economy, which the Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts at 4.5% per annum.

Again, the subcarrier allocation to users is assumed to be done prior to the power allocation.

In this example, all activities are assumed to be done in normal or compressed time.

During the application run-time, detection of the current mode is assumed to be done by observing a certain variable.

Note that we ignore the time complexity involved in setup because it is assumed to be done offline and occasionally.

The overhead of exchanging messages at this stage is not included in the total energy consumption, since it is assumed to be done once at the deployment stage, or rarely done during operation.

The removal of dead birds is assumed to be done daily.

For example, discharge summary has been assumed to be done by physicians and therefore used as a gold standard to see if the codes assigned by hospital coders are correct.