Sentence examples for it is correct to assume from inspiring English sources
It is correct to assume that in the past America's position was never clear.
From a behavioral perspective, I would say it is correct to assume that, as a society, the efforts required to get "off" fossil fuels is comparable to that of a drug addict.
It is correct to assume that most of those yes votes were cast under a Republican president.
Because the observed frequency of having a SNP at a genomic site in humans is less than 1%, it is correct to assume that the correlation between N X→nonX and N nonX→X is negligible.
However, extrapolating data provided in the previous cited papers by Wollmann et al. (Fig. 3C Control in [ 11], bar G/GFP), we believe it is correct to assume that the values of initial tumor cells lie in the range T0=10−10 cells/cm, and that T=0.65 T0 cells/cm, t− t0=36 h.
Even though an increase in MMSE score is possible (for example, after a temporary drop due to illness, or due to a learning effect), we do not think it is correct to assume that such a change always takes place before the change point.
The planes will eventually land at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Anchorage, said Maj. Michael Snyder of Norad, who added that it would not be correct to assume that they would be "forced down" there, because a variety of endings were possible.
From the modeling perspective, this paper shows that in areas with high water table (e.g. river and lake shores), it may not be correct to assume a completed nitrification process that converts all ammonium to nitrate in the vadose zone, because observation data can indicate that substantial amount of ammonium enters groundwater.
However, it would not be correct to assume that this smaller sample, responding to a much shorter questionnaire, provided more reliable data.
It may therefore be correct to assume that some participants in this study with similar belief may have defaulted.
"Republicans are correct to assume that the bill will become more popular when people see it in their paychecks," said Rory Cooper, once a top aide to former Republican House Majority Leader Eric Cantor.
