Sentence examples for previously assumed for from inspiring English sources

General Motors will reduce the 10percentt rate of return previously assumed for its United States pension fund, a spokeswoman, Toni Simonetti, said.

A comparison between the microlithic spectrum left behind and the number of points produced as concluded from the microburins indicates a greater typological differentiation than previously assumed for the Early Mesolithic.

So we must reconsider the possibility origin of FM which was previously assumed for the other ferromagnetic undoped oxides: FM due to oxygen vacancies and/or defects [5 11].

Extending to peach the properties previously assumed for tomato DCLs, DCL4 and DCL2 —which act hierarchically in antiviral defense [49] [52]— are the most likely players in the genesis of the 21- and 22-nt PLMVd-sRNAs, respectively, rather than the DCL1 proposed previously [26].

Our estimate of the generation time for this region is of the order of 2 days, whereas the values previously assumed for the infectious period were defined per flock as the time between detection and culling plus an additional 4 days to cover the time before the infection was detected but during which birds were infectious.

Alkenone-based SSTs > 24 °C, prevailing throughout the investigated time period, substantially exceed existing estimates, and indicate a significantly warmer climate than previously assumed for the area.

It had previously assumed responsibility for the fleet's mission after the 2011 disestablishment.

(2) Although there is no unequivocal evidence that mammals have a requirement for Si, estimation of total body Si content suggests that absolute Si requirements may be substantially lower than previously assumed, including for humans [46].

Take metal, for instance, a genre I had previously assumed was invented for the sole purpose of giving me a headache.

Helped by the recent evolutionary trend that bacteria have exhibited towards the resistance of antibiotics (and let's not forget the privatisation of the NHS), we're probably going to start to witness the return of some of the great diseases from the past that we'd previously assumed were gone for good.

Our analyses indicate that the balance between mutation and sexual selection is not constant, as previously assumed, since mutational input for minisatellites, and, therefore, presumably also for other parts of the genome, is positively correlated with the intensity of sexual selection arising from sperm competition.