Sentence examples for repeatedly assumed from inspiring English sources
The second option is that the very same people who have repeatedly assumed that Snapchat is for sexting, and propagated that myth, don't use Snapchat for sexting at all.
Interestingly, this early hypothesis illustrates a general problem in germ cell biology, which has repeatedly assumed that disparate mechanisms for PGC development must somehow represent subtle variants of a conserved process.
In the book, you repeatedly assume a guy with the right taste in books, movies, and music will automatically be a romantic fit for you.
The Masaccio tableau is unexpectedly moving, all the more because it is re-enacted several times, with the two nude performers repeatedly assuming a posture of shame and grief.
The intravascular persistence of isotonic crystalloid boluses to substitute an acute blood loss has repeatedly been assumed to be much higher [ 28], but has not been addressed before.
The method updates this table for future years by repeatedly applying assumed death rates for each combination of age and sex, and birth rates specific for ages of the women in childbearing years.
By sampling repeatedly from the assumed joint-probability density function of the parameters and by evaluating the sensitivities for each sample, the distribution of sensitivity values, along with the mean and other characteristics, can be estimated.
By sampling repeatedly from the assumed joint probability function of the input variables, and evaluating the response for each sample, the distribution of responses of the model can be estimated.
Apart from the rough edges betrayed by Pepe, the Portuguese man-of-war defender who was extremely lucky to remain on the field after his repeatedly reckless fouls, Real assumed its place among the last eight with plenty to spare.
If a specific advisory message is ignored repeatedly, it must be assumed that the driver is not willing to follow this kind of driving advice.
In addition, males are assumed to repeatedly migrate individually.
