Sentence examples for presuming the same from inspiring English sources

Presuming the same income, the bracket becomes 28% in 1988 (35% in the transition year of 1987).

Presuming the same orientation of SynK in the CHO plasma membrane and in thylakoids, at positive voltages of the thylakoid (proposed to reach +70 mV on the lumenal side during proton flux into the lumen [42]) SynK could permit the quick exit of potassium from the lumen.

The administration of doses of vitamin D, several folds above 600IU, fail to bring most subjects above the 20 ng/ml cut-off, presuming the same desirable level is needed across ethnic groups.

It is reasonable to presume the same for a similar regulation for Corps of Engineers recreational property.

Fingerprint scanners on a smartphone were such a massive leap forward for usability, I presumed the same would be for laptops, but it wasn't the case.

His team's research will be published later this year, but Kaufman strongly believes it is wrong to presume the same evils of tablets as televisions.

And I presume the same logic lies behind turning the show's Narrator, originally conceived as an adult of a certain age (who usually doubles in the role of the Mysterious Man), into a boy.

The academic community, the financial community and the media alike have presumed the same fate for the day traders--that they were just lucky the past few years.

Half a century in the New York real-estate market has convinced him humans are motivated mainly by self-interest, and he presumes the same is true of nation-states.

Likewise, one could presume the same outcome, though less pronounced, in those non-VT/VF patients refractory to initial basic CPR and airway interventions.

Presuming that the same killing pace can be maintained right up to Election Day, it may also provide us with a sure & convenient means of identifying a loyal Republican at sight.