One can easily assume that stress during speaking is an important factor dictating the frequency and lengths of pauses.
Given that influenza virus infection is the initiator of the disease, one might easily assume that immunosuppression is the greatest DIT risk relative to later-life influenza.
Since the loss of p53 prevents mtHtt-mediated neurodegeneration in Drosophila (Ref. 90), we can easily assume that altered p53 transcriptional activity results in mitochondrial dysfunction and neuronal loss.
The president too easily assumes that, if the policy is right, people will come to see its wisdom.
We might easily assume that technological advances in the late 20th century immediately simplified the communication of science and that scientists instantly adopted them.
Indeed, viewers who were unaware of Mr. Obama's endorsement could have easily assumed that Mr. Bloomberg had gotten the president's backing, since Mr. Bloomberg mentioned that Mr. Obama had plucked Shaun Donovan, his former housing commissioner, as the nation's housing secretary.
One could easily assume that at 86 Mr. Lear, the television producer behind cultural juggernauts past like "All in the Family," wouldn't know about "Gossip Girl," the television show aimed at the high school and college crowds.
No one has any clear idea what the world will feel like six months from now, but one can easily assume that women won't fantasize about dressing like Barbarella.
"And so when you think about Hotmail supporting 375 million users, or search supporting three billion queries a month, or Messenger supporting hundreds of millions of users, you can easily assume that those properties are very large properties for our company".
One can easily assume that this shape is non-constant and evolve smoothly across time.
