Sentence examples for largest assumed from inspiring English sources

Largest Assumed Manhood In Showbusiness (9).

At year's end Osama bin Laden will be (a) still at large, assumed but only half-believed dead; (b) captured, convicted and executed after overseas trial by U.S. military tribunal; (c) standing criminal trial in regular U.S. judicial system.

For intermediate and larger assumed effects and longer durations of intervention effectiveness, the intervention was associated with net cost savings.

Ecologists had by and large assumed that those trees with greater abundance had a fitness advantage over trees with lower abundances.

Larger assumed effects of smoking and abnormal placentation on early pregnancy loss led to a stronger inverse association between smoking and preeclampsia.

Note that for larger assumed N e, the overall estimate moves closer to the value from the temporal method (= 44.6), reflecting the higher relative weights for the temporal estimate.

Such an observation does not fit well with current models for voice-identity processing, which by-and-large assume a common sequential analysis of the incoming voice signal, regardless of voice familiarity.

"Largely because the public at large assume that interception of communications is the sort of thing that is done very specifically.

In some respects, the Run Warren Run campaign exhibited the same promises and risks that the Democratic Party at large assumes in this cycle -– placing enormous hope in a singular figure.

The models described so far provide estimates of A, C, and E influences applicable to the population at large assuming there are no interactions or correlations among the sources of influence, and that the influences are constant throughout the population.

When the real relative risk (RR) variation in a single stratum could be very large, assuming homogeneous risk in the stratum is inappropriate.