Sentence examples for may be assumed for from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it may be assumed for the purposes of this discussion that these state enactments are harsh and intemperate and, in some of their features, invalid.

The hypothesis of rigid block is particularly suitable for historical masonry, in which stone blocks may be assumed as rigid bodies, while the hypothesis of elastic blocks may be assumed for newly constructed brickwork structures.

His eldest son bears his father's second title, which is in most cases a viscountcy; where, as with Devon and Huntingdon, there is no second title, one using the family name may be assumed for convenience.

In summary, a satisfactory level of fit may be assumed for the longitudinal model (Table 4).

These results demonstrate that for the remaining item pool, Rasch homogeneity may be assumed for both testing sessions and all investigated groups.

The same kind of selection process in the electronic level population may be assumed for the "matrix band" at 650 nm.

Likewise, selection bias may be assumed from the oversampling for ADHD symptoms at 36 months.

"Their neutrality, provided no completely unforeseen circumstances arise, may be assumed also for the future.

It may be assumed that for individuals with high self-esteem and high sense of mastery, this situation created a cognitive dissonance between their high self-esteem and sense of mastery and the chaotic situation in which they found themselves.

It may be assumed that, for each nuclear gene, the three haplotypes recovered from the Continental tall fescue varieties represent the three sub-genomes, as in each case the relevant haplotypes are closely associated with counterparts from F. pratensis and F. arundinacea var.

It may be assumed that all ground for a claim for refund would have fallen if the state, promptly upon discovery of the discrimination, had removed it by collecting the additional taxes from the favored competitors.