Sentence examples for have usually assumed from inspiring English sources
Historians have usually assumed that Celtic was spoken throughout Britain when the Romans arrived.
It sends a signal that following last summer's landmark cases, it may not be as difficult as people have usually assumed to successfully argue that state courts should rule boldly and broadly in favor of marriage rights.
Ecologists and evolutionary biologists have usually assumed that the ratio of males to females is stable in most animal populations.
Martian winds have shifted sand dunes and scoured bedrock, but when it comes to Mars's canyons, scientists have usually assumed that water was the dominant shaping force.
Scientists have usually assumed these dinos used their forelimbs to manipulate objects, but they may have also used them to balance their bodies and zigzag while running.
Previous AFM studies on the growth of solid solutions have usually assumed that the composition of the precipitating layers does not change with depth [24 26, 29].
Although precedents exists for placing Balanophoraceae with Santalales [ 8, 26- 29], recovering this relationship with both nuclear and mitochondrial genes is surprising because any morphological similarities (e.g., reduction in the gynoecium) have usually been assumed to be cases of convergence [ 30].
In writing it, he drew heavily upon the experiences and impressions he had recorded in a notebook kept during his Italian tour to give substance to an allegory of the Fall of man, a theme that had usually been assumed in his earlier works but that now received direct and philosophic treatment.
The microstructure of the stirred zone (SZ) resulting from friction stir processing or welding (FSP/FSW) has usually been assumed to be uniform when discussing the mechanical properties.
