Sentence examples for assuming slightly from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Jason Leigh is a – we're assuming – slightly unhelpful psychologist.

They have found that the transition from E. coli IMDH to Pseudomonas aeruginosa IMDH cannot be explained without assuming slightly deleterious amino acid substitutions followed by compensatory substitutions.

From our review it is apparent that the core terms of SCP have had variable definitions and they have been used assuming slightly different meanings.

By assuming higher productivity growth than in the past, analysts can also assume slightly higher economic growth and higher tax revenues.

The Yankees would have assumed slightly more than half of the $46 million annual debt service, paid 4percentt of the gate revenue to the corporation and picked up the operating costs.

It is likely dollar flow that allows the company to assume slightly higher risk on select payments to ensure that its payment system works for every possible customer in its home country.

Thus, Bace1-dependent and -independent IgNrg1 isoforms might assume slightly different functions during muscle spindle maturation.

We assumed slightly better maintenance for MLP and CPA, because "initial effects" in these trials were measured at 24 months follow-up.

Previous analyses on cost-effectiveness assumed slightly lower between-dose efficacies for RotaTeq® compared to Rotarix®, resulting in a more unfavourable cost-effectiveness estimate for RotaTeq® [ 8, 9].

As a result, most compounds assume slightly or notably different conformations in the KAc site as compared to the ATP site.

The legs are busy, with tricky, precise allegro passages full of small jumps and beats; the upper half is where the insouciance comes in: with a transparent touch the cast must assume a slightly modern, slightly tongue-in-cheek way of looking out from the stage.