Sentence examples for reasonably assuming from inspiring English sources

(That's why the example of Wachovia's borrowing costs in late 2008, by the way, isn't evidence for Felix's argument: by that point, many investors probably were reasonably assuming that the government wouldn't allow Wachovia to fail).

Reasonably assuming that North had to be void in spades, and perhaps wondering if his partner's double was a Lightner asking for an unusual lead, West led a club.

Reasonably assuming that the errors would be of similar relative magnitude across all the mixtures, we measured how performance in marker detection degrades as errors in estimating the concentration of the target cell type in the mixtures grow.

It is impossible for a bacterium to step up the rates of transcription and translation by 625-fold from a single genome; the only reasonable solution to scaling up on such a scale would be to scale up the total number of genomes accordingly--most reasonably, assuming that streamlined bacteria already approach the limits of efficiency, by a factor of 625-fold.

For example, when exploring reliability, the increased within-person variance term is bound to (reasonably assuming it to be greater than zero) attenuate the coefficient that is often used to summarise the instrument's reliability/agreement, [ 30, 31] and could render the PGI less attractive from a clinimetric perspective, relative to other available instruments.

Similarly, AQP6 expressed in oocytes injected with 5 10 ng cRNA showed a Pf value of approximately 93 × 10-4 cm/s and an ionic conductance of approximately 35 μS after activation by HgCl2 [ 21], suggesting a comparably low overall ratio of total water permeability to ionic conductance (reasonably assuming the unitary conductances within an order of magnitude to those of AQP1).

The Scots, it was reasonably assumed, could not pass up such opportunity.

Most fans reasonably assumed he would retire and wait for his induction into the Hall of Fame.

From Exxon Mobil's report, we might reasonably assume the company is betting against this.

A hydrologist turned environmental activist, he reasonably assumes that his morning devotions are to blame.

They reasonably assume that the government will rescue them again, if necessary.