Sentence examples for the assumption would be from inspiring English sources

"The assumption would be that there will be some kind of physical handoff," said Mr. Jones, the former spokesman for both Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain.

"If it were, then the assumption would be that if we all wanted to be a size zero, we could be a size zero".

In theory, the assumption would be that the operators of the batteries here would charge them at night and release the energy during peak periods in the daytime.

"If the house next door just sold for $450,000, and it's basically the same kind of house as yours, the assumption would be that your house is worth about $450,000," she said.

A Labour/Liberal pact (the assumption would be a new PM and a deal on PR) would link two parties which also think the deficit should not be tackled immediately.

But under dynamic scoring, the assumption would be that revenues would fall by only, say, 7percentt, since the tax cuts would strengthen the economy and revenues from the additional income that would result would partly offset the receipts lost from the lower tax rates.

Although low-dose linearity could occur under some circumstances, the assumptions would be very particular and do not likely apply in most circumstances.

Yet, investigating the impact of breaking this assumption would be necessary to model better biological networks.

The most direct test of this assumption would be to compare outcomes in treatment-naive subpopulations started on one, two, three, or more therapies.

If the propensity for disengaged responses would be related to one of the selection criteria, but the latter were not included in the model, the MAR assumption would be violated and the parameter estimates biased.

The simplest assumption would be that the relation of CSF amyloid and Tau biomarkers with cognitive function is linear from cognitive normality through MCI to AD.