Because human and other cells can assume so many roles and identities, biologists have long wondered how the status of a cell should be defined, but the new findings may begin to offer a definition.
Because he never spoke candidly about his espionage, because he assumed so many masks, he remains something of a mystery in this book, despite Ms. Carter's best efforts to explicate his life.
"Why assume so many risks in the name of expediency?
BW: It must've been traumatic in the East Village, because I assume so many people were sick here.
We assume so many of our peers are "sexually active," as the adults call it, but how many of us are actually having sex?
Over the years Snoop Dogg has assumed so many monikers — Snoop Doggy Dogg, Snoop D-O Double G, Uncle Snoop, Snoop Lion, etc. — it shouldn't be a surprise that his latest, Snoopzilla, has already proven confusing for late-show hosts.
I feel attracted to the Jesus in Luke, who is bent on upending social rules and arrangements, yet I anxiously wonder -- if I read honestly -- what this could mean for people like me who assume so many privileges of a relatively comfortable life.
For example, a query of "Tetralogy of Fallot" is medically specific, whereas a query of "edema" can assume so many meanings--such as peripheral edema, pulmonary edema, and cerebral edema--that identifying all records containing the word "edema" may be, in retrospect, unwanted.
He checked and realized he had been assuming, like so many others in the area.
Let me tell you, I've spent much of the summer in conversation and pastoral counsel with many LGBT believers, and even though your response on HuffPost Live lacks the clarity (and full inclusion, I am assuming) that so many long for, your pastoral tone and sensibility are long desired.
