Sentence examples similar to assuming there are any needs from inspiring English sources

Not that anyone would have listened, assuming there are any low-level black people there.

"There is no theoretical justification for assuming there is any threshold at all," Dr. Meselson said.

What we need to do is caringly and carefully investigate people's actual experiences using their substance of choice in a way that assumes there are real needs and intelligence built into the person's compulsion to use the substance.

Because cellphones are tiny, some people assume there's a need to shriek into them.

Assuming there's coverage where you want it, all you need is a special cell phone or PC card and a GPRS-enabled service plan.

We assume there are no dramatic changes in business printing needs.

The kind of art that assumes there is no need to explain why video is better than painting is invariably dull.

"I assume there was no real need" for hauling in jackhammers, a man who was a senior local official in those years said the other day.

This assumes there is additional statistical uncertainty that needs to be accounted for between the studies (within-group random variation).

I was working on the activation of protein synthesis in sea urchin (Fig.  1) and clam eggs at the time and we began to wonder why it was that — again something that had been known for a long time — fertilised sea urchin eggs needed new protein synthesis in order to divide: what were these proteins — we assumed there were several proteins — that they needed to divide?

In the analysis we assumed there was no strong seasonal confounding that needs to be controlled, except time trend.