Sentence examples for be assumed to indicate from inspiring English sources
This phenomenon can be assumed to indicate that medical services are easy to access.
Still, as a first guess, which will work fairly well on music with strong beats in the preferred tapping range, the highest peak can be assumed to indicate the beat level tempo.
As EST data was restricted by the depth at which each developmental stage could be sampled, absences of expression cannot be assumed to indicate a lack of expression.
A lack of change in IHA titer in this group should not be assumed to indicate no exposure.
19 Given these uncertainties, the observed differences in treatment patterns cannot a priori be assumed to indicate differences in treatment quality.
The depressed superoxide dismutase, catalase and reduced glutathione levels in the undernourished group's RBCs can not be assumed to indicate a similar depression in enzymatic/non-enzymatic antioxidant protectants in other tissues, particularly the lungs.
"In western anglophone societies we have developed an ethic of happiness, in which aberrations … are assumed to indicate illness," he writes.
"Sauvignon" simply means "wild", and the name is assumed to indicate that the first example was found growing that way, and that the grape was so called to distinguish it from the Cabernet Franc.
Grant's world is, in certain respects, painfully familiar, peopled by such figures as the military man whose managerial skill is assumed to indicate integrity; the tycoon who is assumed to have none; and a press that is engaged in bouts of unfocussed self-righteousness, damaging the well-meaning and the malevolent alike.
This cost-benefit estimate is typically assessed in two ways: (a) by comparing the coefficient of impact along some margin measured in an impact evaluation to the unit implementation cost of the project, and/or (b) by conducting adoption studies, where autonomous adoption is assumed to indicate that the adopter has deemed the investment worthwhile (i.e., financially sustainable).
Provided that nutrients were sufficient for periphyton growth, a light index, representing the light availability for photosynthesis, was assumed to indicate not only the reproduction ability of an algal cell, but also the tensional strength of a cell against the drag force.
