Sentence examples for positions assumed from inspiring English sources

Throughout 2007 and 2008, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and others in policy-making positions assumed that the problem was that the financial system lacked liquidity, and virtually all their actions were calculated to inject more liquidity.

Short positions assumed in both call and put options at that strike expose the straddle-seller to losses in the event that shares in XRX rally above the upper breakeven price of $14.10, or should shares slip beneath the lower breakeven point at $9.90, ahead of April expiration.

Patients with urinary incontinence and/or pelvic pain should be instructed with respect to body positions assumed during exercise and everyday routines.

Let us take as a starting point a specified list of positions, assumed to be correct, at which the nucleotides in the individual's sequence differ from the human reference sequence.

We observed a lower variance in GC-content for internal CDS parts (fig. 9) and that the variance of the CDS part GC-content is lower than expected by the variances of the three codons positions assumed to be independent (see supplementary fig. S12, Supplementary Material online), suggesting constraint on GC-content.

Divisions that generate ICM and TE progenitor cells were cautiously termed "differentiative" (Johnson and Ziomek, 1981) because it was unknown whether such divisions are asymmetric in transmitting cell-fate instructions or whether inside and outside cells follow different fates only because of the differential positions assumed by the cells.

The chromosome, solution in the population, is represented by a vector whose positions assume an integer that represents the modules.

The way the deficit is calculated, based on empirical criterion of demand (number of unfilled positions), assumes implicitly that the present number of staff positions is appropriate.

Ironically I think the overtly aggressive and bullying position assumed by the increasingly ludicrous John Whittingdale backfired.

He sought to negate the position assumed up till that point by both the Jewish and Christian hierarchy that one had a choice between either Judaism or Christianity.

In 1991, Lewis Benjamin Stiller, a graduate student at Johns Hopkins University, used computers to analyze an endgame involving king, rook and bishop against king and two knights, a position assumed to be a draw.