Sentence examples for been assumed to exist from inspiring English sources

Two complexes, QABN.HNO3 and QABN.2HNO3, have been assumed to exist in the organic phase.

(AMINE 2, have been assumed to exist in the organic phase in the case of proton-donating diluents (octanol, chloroform, methylene chloride), while the complexes ACID.

Even though these two minerals exist in minute amounts, they have been assumed to exist as authigenic within the rock pores, a fact that makes their presence a potential cause for unwanted precipitates, if not properly dealt with.

In certain mammalian cells, separate carriers for hypoxanthine (guanine) and adenine have been assumed to exist.

Our economies, rather than being assumed to exist in a vacuum of unlimited material expansion, are seen as embedded in wider society, such that economic activity for its own sake is recognised as the pathology that it is.

"It means that we've finally seen the interactions from the tau neutrino, which was assumed to exist in 1975," said Dr. Byron Lundberg, the Fermilab physicist who, with Dr. Vittorio Paolone of the University of Pittsburgh, is a spokesman for the experiment.

Based on our experience of the way the network has operated in the past, other cells, like those that carried out the terrorist attacks on 11 September, must be assumed to exist.

An endogenous molecular--cellular network for both normal and abnormal functions is assumed to exist.

No global schema is assumed to exist for any data under this computing paradigm.

Bounded additive noises are assumed to exist when the state variables are measured for feedback.

The damage is assumed to exist before the vibration starts and not to grow during oscillations.