By contrast, the mainstream view has been that Homo sapiens evolved suddenly from more primitive humans in East Africa around 200,000 years ago; and it is at that point that we assumed, broadly speaking, the features we display now.
We assumed broadly that fish causing a ciguatera-associated illness in the continental United States were very likely to have come from the Caribbean and to have been exposed to the ecological and meteorological conditions there.
In her first statement since assuming a broadly defined role as state counsellor, Aung San Suu Kyi said: "I am going to try … for the immediate release of political prisoners, political activists and students facing trial related to politics".
Assuming a broadly scientific realist perspective, the explanatory achievements of perceptual psychology support a realist posture towards intentionality.
Under textbook circumstances it would be safe to assume that, broadly speaking, a weak currency does indeed aid exports.
The capability-aspiration framework provides a research heuristic meant to facilitate comparative studies over mutually exclusive approaches to immigrant integration, and proposes to focus on assumed but broadly untested causal relationships in different types of integration policy regimes.
Of course, in arguing that artifacts dominate RPB1 phylogenies we have assumed those broadly held hypothetical relationships to be true.
Therefore, in our analyses, we assumed that broadly expressed genes (those with low τ values) are more pleiotropic than narrowly expressed genes (those with high τ values).
Absolute divergence dates based on previous estimates are assumed to broadly contextualise Acacia divergence timing with changes in the Australian environment.
We also did not fully de-duplicate the posts at this point; for the moment, we assume that, broadly aggregated, relative counts are stable even with some duplication.
We calculate the current share price implies a negative value of around 40p a share for non-core, assuming our other (broadly conservative), assumptions hold true.
