The right knee, which was the more severely affected, was treated for five weeks with the result that it had assumed almost normal appearance, while the left knee remained constant.
It is widely assumed, almost to the extent of being conventional wisdom, that movies have suffered an overall decline in quality and that the exceptions are outliers, holdovers or happy accidents.
The nomination battle, it's been assumed almost from the outset, will boil down to a contest between a champion of the establishment and an outsider: be it Trump or Carson – or maybe Cruz, if voters conclude that a minimum of political experience is in fact required to beat Hillary Clinton.
Since then, Herod has assumed almost sole responsibility for the Cambodian-Americans.
His presidential ambitions were assumed almost from the day he arrived in Washington.
In the 20th century they became commonplace and assumed almost a uniform character throughout the world.
In the United States, though, her work is so rarely seen that she has assumed almost mythical status.
He acquiesced while Hertford assumed almost supreme power as protector with the title of duke of Somerset.
At times in the first half on Saturday, as Ireland assumed almost complete control, Wales' interim head coach looked increasingly like a fretful Stan Laurel.
This love, free from instinct, free from all duties but those which love has freely assumed, almost wholly free from jealousy, and free without qualification from the need to be needed, is eminently spiritual.
