Sentence examples for assumed with it from inspiring English sources

This term and/or the argumentative context assumed with it are, loosely speaking and certainly slightly overemphasised, used in two directions: First, particular developments or states of the future are "derived" from current knowledge in certain respects.

In the context of a low-moderate response rate, it cannot be assumed with certainty that it is representative of the anaesthetic community in its entirety.

Due to a lacking observability of the speed of the internal clock, it can not be assumed with reasonable certainty that it indeed decelerates during drowsy states and accelerates during alert states.

One had assumed, with Murdochian innocence, that it was the old, old story of people purchasing a crack at influencing government policy for their own benefit.

Whatever role he may one day assume with us, it is clear that Stephen Burlingham is going to change the world.

It's assumed, with sports titles in particular, that what people want is the closest possible representation of real life on their small screen.

Amid all the plotting one might ask why it is assumed with such certainty that AK will win the next election.

It was assumed, with anticipation that there is frequently such a thing in nature, that a transformation T relates members of the series by successively transforming an underlying space of points ω according to a rule.

Activity is further regulated by phosphorylation of 4E-BP1 (and other 4E-BPs it is assumed), with only hypophosphorylated forms being able to inhibit eIF4E.

The full power he now assumed carried with it practical advantages, notably the right to convene the Senate.

Significance was assumed with P<0.05.