The phrase "assumes opposite" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept where one idea contradicts another, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The argument assumes opposite views without providing sufficient evidence to support either side."
Alternatives: "contradicts" or "implies the contrary".
That means, experimenters might assume opposite experimental results after their data analyses.
For example, the location of the DAIDS Policies and Procedures cluster in relation to the Biomedical Objectives cluster suggests they assume opposite ends of the logic model.
The fluctuations in output were evident in only the stochastic simulations: for example, from time points 0 ms to 2000 ms. During this time period, the latches were assuming opposite values.
Thus, the Cse4 nucleosome shows remarkable rotational flexibility within the confines of the 78 86 bp CDEII sequence, where it can assume opposite orientations and two preferred rotational phasing patterns.
Britain currently assumes the opposite: those who wish to become donors have to indicate their willingness to have their organs used for transplant after they die.In this section A rod for our backs When it gets personal Opting out of opting out Jaw-jaw, please Last of the big spenders Recession-proof?
The curious thing is that she always assumes the opposite – that she's the one with the bad luck, and I'm the careless one.
The second model assumes the opposite and is different from the first model in that it groups branches leading to expressed genes with internal branches (ω2 for the terminal branches of unexpressed genes, ω1 for the rest of the branches).
"I think people assume the opposite".
Speakers displaying self-assurance have a lower frequency of I-words, even though most people would assume the opposite.
In fact that is being kind they have negative success in long range - ie the best option is to assume the opposite of what they say.
