Sentence examples for it assumes both from inspiring English sources
It's a strange argument, in that it assumes both that 47% of Americans are on welfare and that there is really such a thing as "welfare" in any meaningful sense in America.
Using the difference between the preoperative and the postoperative values, as many previous studies have done (Rolfson et al. 2011, Grosse Frie et al. 2012), will lead to residual confounding as it assumes both linearity and that the preoperative HRQoL estimate equals 1.
The final problem with the leverage story was that it assumed both sides faced the same incentives, which simply wasn't the case.
Twice in the article, Will uses the term sexual assault and both times he puts quotes around it to indicate, I assume, both his incredulity and his disdain.
For awhile, it was assumed both would be out for the rest of the season, and certainly for the attempt to catch the Rangers for the division title or the Astros for the second wild-card spot.
For the purpose of this tutorial, it is assumed both adults and children exhibit a similar exposure response relationship.
It assumes that both backward- and forward-looking price setting are present, reflecting, e.g., learning effects, staggered contracts or other institutional arrangements that affect pricing behavior.
The idea behind Netskope is that it assumes that both consumerization — the idea that employees will keep bringing their own ideas to the table in terms of what devices and services they use at work, and many of these will be riffs on what they use at home — and cloud services are inevitable trends.
It assumes that both the production of broadband trills with very high trill rate as well as large inter-syllable frequency shifts with very short gap durations should be physically challenging.
It is safe to assume both that there will be cost overruns and that they will pit the displaced against the basic rate-payer.
So it is more realistic to assume both linear and nonlinear interactions between a TF and its target genes.
