Sentence examples for be assumed of from inspiring English sources
verb
To authenticate by means of belief; to surmise; to suppose to be true, especially without proof.
- We assume that, as her parents were dentists, she knows quite a bit about dentistry.
Anyone who has been stuck in a room chewing over the Single Transferable Vote will recognise this cannot always be assumed of Lib Dems.
These are reasonable assumptions in terms of the White House, but the same cannot be assumed of Congress where scepticism about Iranian intentions remains high.
This kind of chemical knowledge that can often be assumed of human chemists is almost never taken into account by cheminformatics algorithms, and nor should it be, given that the scope for complexity is effectively infinite.
If 8C11 can't enhance the binding of 8H3 to the E2s mutants, the E2s mutants can be assumed of losing the binding capacity to 8H3 and the epitope of 8H3 on E2s was destroyed by the site mutations.
It had been assumed, of course, that the election would be over by now.
But the campaign has already found her more receptive than might have been assumed of a Conservative home secretary.
Perhaps this is because segregationist white schools were borne out of the idea that black people were inferior, and therefore the reverse is assumed of HBCUs.
The active optical cavity containing the semiconductor optical amplifier "SOA" is assumed of length "l1".
Moreover, the noise signals at the destination and the relay are assumed of equal power.
It is assumed, of course, that homosexuality is unwanted.
The duration was assumed of about 2 seconds on the basis of behavioural observations before the experimental session.
