Sentence examples for publications assume from inspiring English sources

While the majority of publications assume that δOAT produces GSA from Orn, which spontaneously forms P5C and is then converted to Pro by P5CR, this hypothesis neglected the localisation of both enzymes to different compartments (Fig. 1 and Fig. 8).

In this context, ANVUR asked Italian professors to provide access to their publications, assuming the commitment not to disclose to the public, unless in an aggregate form, any data concerning the publications submitted for the evaluation and, most importantly, the results of the evaluation itself.

More important, she worked summers at Black Entertainment Television, CNN and Fairchild Publications, assuming that the experience and contacts would practically guarantee her a job after she graduated.

We always tell startups to figure out who the best writer for a given topic is, but if you have to do that across multiple publications (assuming you don't want to give us the exclusive), it quickly becomes a chore.

Specifically, our approach to extract figure-caption pairs from biomedical publications assumes that figures are described as image operators in the PDF, that is, each subfigure is an image.

Another child in Sri Lanka with SCID died while infected and appeared as a long-term excretor in some publications assuming infection following the first OPV dose received [ 18, 35, 51] but not in other publications based on the duration of documented excretion [ 20, 52], which reflects uncertainty about the date of the OPV exposure that initiated the infection.

Not stated in publication, assume year of publication 2012.

From this it seems to be safe to assume that this interchange of chain designations is consistent throughout Baker et al. Comparisons made in the present publication assume this to be so.

Jillian Mapes from the same publication assumed that Ferreira crafted the song in response to being labeled a "socialite [and] Forever 21 model" and receiving criticism after her drug arrest in September 2013, which she expected would highlight that her side projects "have nothing to do with the kind of songs Ferreira writes these days".

When data were only available as graphical survival plots, the calculations were carried out only if the number of steps on the curves equalled the number of events given in the publication, assuming that the rate of censored patients was constant during the study follow-up (Parmar et al, 1998).

Some publications blithely assume the expression to be eponymously derived from the game of eight ball, but it has been pointed out that the expression came into use before eight ball was popularized, and that the game did not even use an actual 8 ball under the version first marketed to the public.