The phrase "assuming for one" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are making a hypothetical assumption for a specific individual or perspective.
Example: "Assuming for one that the project will be completed on time, we can proceed with the next steps."
Alternatives: "assuming for the sake of argument" or "assuming for the sake of one perspective".
It assumes, for one thing, that anyone reading it, or at least anyone crazy enough to care about proof, has convenient Internet access at every moment, whether on vacation, or on a plane, a train or reading in bed.
The stable spatial arrangement of home-ranges assumed for one simulation run is in accordance with the temporal scale of the treatment.
The same can be assumed for one of the terminal CH3 groups (possibly interacting with each other) leading to two doublets at δ = 1.46 and 1.51 ppm.
In the present study, phenotypes of candidates were assumed for one of the two traits under selection only, but full-sibs records were available for the other trait at the time of pre-selection and this information was included in the CONV-EBV used for pre-selection.
However, we noted the functional role assumed for one of these conserved RNA structures, the ykkC/yxkD element (cluster 216), to switch efflux pumps and detoxification systems in response to harmful environmental molecules, may not apply to the cyanobacterial homologs since they are neither in Synechocystis nor in Microcystis located upstream of a putative transporter gene.
The transition probability at current cycel t could be calculated by following formula: (1) P t = 1 − exp λ t − 1 γ − λ t γ * The range was assumed for one-way sensitivity analysis.
By assuming, for example, one-batch operation, the fuel discharge burnup being consistently computed with the deterministic code ERANOS (Version 2.0) is ∼20 MWd/kg for the gas-cooled XADS and ∼25 MWd/kg for the LBE XADS.
For the American public, assuming responsibility for one's own health should be among the many challenges ascribed to any government health care system.
Knowing one's HIV status is critical to assuming responsibility for one's health.
The case of the Marquis de Sade makes it clear that authenticity, assuming responsibility for one's choices, is a necessary, but not sufficient, condition of an existential ethics of freedom.
