Sentence examples for assuming the subject from inspiring English sources

(And, following on from that, a way to plug in a subject URI and get back a page showing it overlaid on the map, assuming the subject was 'known').

Interaction terms for sex and adulthood were not significant.> -wrap-foot> *Estinterceptsercepts were calculated using the regression coefficients assuming the subject was male and had the mean values for baseline BMI Z-score (-0.30 ± 0.95), baseline FEV1percentt predicted (80.3 ± 22.0), age of diagnosis (3.5 ± 7.2 years), and age at time of exercise ascertainment (19.4 ± 9.3 years)(n = 366).

Assuming the subject preferred perfect heath in that scenario, the probabilities of perfect health and death in the second circle were then varied systematically by using bisection until the patient was indifferent between the certainty of life in the PsA or SSc health state or the gamble.

By recording the cue coin's location, and assuming the subjects placed the net where they believed the target coin to be (μt), we can infer the parameter, r, and their belief of the prior's mean.

The claims will weigh on the shares, in part because many had assumed the subject was fading away as an issue.

The first sentence of Jonathan Karp's publisher's letter on the first page of "My Little Red Book": "When literary agent Susan Ginsburg asked me if I wanted to read a book proposal about first periods, I assumed the subject of the work was punctuation".

But when Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, disclosed on March 20th that he had recently spoken with Barack Obama, listeners assumed the subject was his future.Mr Bernanke has yet to say what he plans to do when his term as chairman ends on January 31st next year.

Of course, in Apple's Cerebo, I assume the subject standing in the center can't read every human beings' mind.

I interviewed the director of a documentary about the sport, and then appropriately assumed the subject would vanish from my life, as seemingly irrelevant as it is.

Those who hold to the American Film Institute's view will assume the subject of this piece is Orson Welles, who, at the tender age of 25, made Citizen Kane (1941), a film that both cursed and immortalized the young man.

'Bad bin' is the period when we assumed the subject removed the actigraph from their wrist, so there was no movements for an extended time.