Sentence examples for partially assumed from inspiring English sources

Of particular note in this extensive publication history were the influential French translations by Jean Barbeyrac, whose long notes to DJN and DO (including their Lockean leanings) were partially assumed into the standard English translations of these works (if not immediately then in later editions), specifically those by Basil Kennet (Pufendorf 1729) and Andrew Tooke (Pufendorf 1735).

Many people assume that the liability for any payment problems encountered with business credit cards will be at least partially assumed by their companies.

Extinct sloths have been divided into four families, Megalonychidae, Megatheriidae, Nothrotheriidae and Mylodontidae, although these associations partially assume that all are terrestrial (Gaudin & McDonald, 2008).

Cheers, GW Updated at 8.06pm GMT 6.28pm GMT RBS losses since 2008 could reach £40bn Jill Treanor has crunched the numbers, and concludes that RBS soon have posted losses totalling £40bn since it was partially nationalised (assuming that it does make that £8bn loss this year).

Nemestrinidae formed a large polytomy which could only be partially resolved assuming species within genera are more related than those among genera.

The fluid storage tanks in this investigation are assumed partially or completely filled with water.

The resultant partially embedded microspheres assumed a higher axial position relative to the polymer surface after trailing behind the polymer during the delamination step.

The incestuous love is deduced by Sommerstein from a fragment of Strattis' parody, assumed to partially quote Sophocles, and from his understanding that the Sophocles play intends to contrast barbarian customs, including incest, with Greek ones.

The partially unfolded structure was assumed to be conducive to Pho4 binding at UASp2 and yet proved resistant to nuclease digestion [21], [23].

We therefore assumed a partially crossed model of generalisability to best reflect this particular setting [ 31].

The cagA gene of H. pylori is assumed as partially responsible for eliciting signaling mechanisms that lead to the development of gastric adenocarcinoma.