Sentence examples for author supposed from inspiring English sources
The author supposed this higher complication rate was caused by the formation of a wider stoma, among other possible causes [ 2], In our study this technique produced a stoma similar to or narrower than the other two techniques, due to the formation of two folds of tissue in the jejunal wall lying internally to each row of staples (Fig. 5) and probably caused by the Y shaped closure.
Government officials may have sugarcoated the situation, the author supposes, but the Deepwater Horizon spill just did not do much environmental harm.
The criteria applied must be those appropriate to the particular author (supposing his identity to be known), the period, the genre, and the particular character of the work.
The author supposes that this information will be useful for professionals who engage in simulation by ANSYS.
Last month, Mr. Perry expressed confidence that Mr. Willingham was guilty and played down reports casting doubt on the original investigation, calling the authors "supposed experts," while making a quotes gesture with his fingers.
In [7], the authors supposed that SUs can make rational choice between cooperation and band leasing.
To do that, the authors supposed P satisfies the special algebraic properties either efficiency or inefficiency while it is minimal.
In the mentioned work, authors supposed that high-brightness luminescent elements can be elaborated on the base of graphene and graphene oxide.
In this reference, the authors supposed that P satisfies the special algebraic properties either efficiency or inefficiency while it is minimal.
Several authors supposed the generation of p-benzoquinone (PBQ; Table 2) from PPD under oxidation conditions relevant for the formation of azo (hair) dyes, but a reliable proof of the assumption is missing [3, 16, 49, 50].
These authors supposed that a hypothetical substance of L. casei supernatant directly modified the ability of Salmonella to invade enterocyte-like cells in vitro in an acidic environment [33].
