Sentence examples for been assumed of from inspiring English sources

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.

Among these, oil droplets have been assumed of uniform size with the presence of abundant oil degrading microbes, which is not applicable for most cases.

The fracture aperture has been assumed of 0.04 mm which is equal to the maximum value shown in the image logs.

It has been assumed, of course, that students preparing for examinations would acquire in the process, by themselves or from their instructors, something more than a superficial acquaintance with the books on the reading list or with the ascertained facts of literary history – that they would gain habits of independent intellectual work and skill in the analysis and interpretation of literature.

Beacuse of low virulance of CoNS, they have been dismissed as being culture contaminants in the past, however, in recent years they have been assumed of greater importance as true pathogens and the emergence of strains with decreased levels of susceptibility to vancomycin and teicoplanin have been noticed in many studies reviewed by Cercenado et al [ 9].

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.

Anyone who has been stuck in a room chewing over the Single Transferable Vote will recognise this cannot always be assumed of Lib Dems.

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.