Sentence examples for assumed to date from inspiring English sources

For a century until the 1980s, George and Martha Washington's status garden featured old, billowing English boxwood — long assumed to date to the Washingtons' time — and a pair of formal rose gardens.

The extant arches 1 and 3, both of which are not of Roman fabric, are assumed to date back to this period.

Although its colourisation is among the best of his work, the perspective is clumsy in areas, thus the painting can be assumed to date no later than 1460.

Because the Japanese native cattle Kuchinoshima-Ushi have been isolated in a small island and their lineage has been intensely protected, it has been assumed to date that numerous and valuable genomic variations are conserved in this cattle breed.

In fact, it has been assumed to date, that hepatic fibrosis in patients and animal models progresses to cirrhosis, but does not reverse spontaneously as described in the manuscript.

Contemporary evolution is probably more important than we assumed to date and is, therefore, likely to mediate the response of populations, species, communities and ecosystems to both gradual and sudden environmental change.

However, the outcome was limited to hospital admissions for cancer, and the date of diagnosis was assumed to be date of first hospital admission.

Missing hire dates (N=2) were assumed to be the date of the first known job.

If death occurred before progression was documented, the date of death was assumed to be the date of progression.

The date of therapy switching was assumed to be the date of first receipt of the new antipsychotic.

You may lament that Wharton's work is still commonly assumed to be as dated as the hats she wore, or that several generations of high-school graduates know her chiefly through her frosty minor novel "Ethan Frome".