Sentence examples for assuming that the patterns from inspiring English sources

There haven't been any new polls in Oklahoma, but I'm assuming that the patterns we saw over the weekend in Georgia and Tennessee are likely to manifest themselves there as well, with Mr. Santorum declining at the expense of Mr. Romney and especially Mr. Gingrich.

Assuming that the patterns we have observed in vitro extend to in vivo interactions among ejaculates, our study suggests that one important function of seminal fluid proteins may lie in sperm competition.

Assuming that the pattern held for all 8,000 votes, it would amount to 38 invalid votes.

Assuming that the pattern holds in larger studies, "imagine what would be the unbelievable consequences of this finding," he says.

where the detection threshold ηdet can be obtained by Monte-carlo simulation, assuming that the pattern P is absent (see Section 5 for more details).

The highest expected frequency (F) of the unobserved X2a haplogroup in the population can be estimated assuming that the pattern of variability follows a Poisson distribution and using a confidence interval of 95%; then 1 − e− Fn  = 0.95, where n represents sample size.

It is assumed that the patterns are represented by two or more redundantly sufficient feature sets (views) and these views are independent given the class.

Archeologists working in the fens had always assumed that the patterns of prehistoric settlements broadly presaged those that came later that is, the people of that time would have lived on higher, drier ground.

But Stephen Eubank, a physicist at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg, says scientists can't assume that the patterns found in the study will hold true under different conditions.

This fundamentally assumes that the patterns of linkage disequilibrium (LD) between the underlying causal variants and the directly genotyped SNPs are similar across the populations for the same SNPs to emerge with surrogate evidence of disease association.

We assumed that the patterns of mobile phone use (numbers of hours used by years of latency) were similar to the Swedish 10 and the Interphone studies.