Sentence examples for this response assumes from inspiring English sources

This response assumes that Richard-sytle cases require the first-person pronoun.

Note that this response assumes that either Ought Pattern 1 or Ought Pattern 2 is correct.

(Perhaps this response assumes that a successful machine participant in the imitation game will need to be equipped with sensors, etc. However, as we noted above, this assumption is not terribly controversial. A plausible conversationalist has to keep up to date with goings-on in the world).

A lack of this response, assuming optimal medical treatment, implies a more complex and therapy-refractory disease, associated with an adverse long-term outcome.

It is shown that frequency response data can be considerably altered by the heat effect and in certain situations the response assumes a bimodal form.

A summary measure of any adolescent self-harm was created from wave 3 6, with the response assumed to be 'no occurrence' when the wave was missing.

On this view, the evoked immune response assumes the self/non-self distinction, which in turn builds on Claude Bernard's conception of a homeostatic, balanced interior that depends on the insularity of the organism: any insult to such stability results in processes to restore the original steady state as in any physiological system.

To ponder the political implications of a response assumes a controlled environment when there is none.

My response assumes that before the bear ambled into your back yard you had already put together a portfolio that matches your financial situation and tolerance for risk.

I bring up the nineteenth century for a reason: Roskomnadzor's response assumes a sexual zero-sum game, a Victorian bodily economy in which precious life-giving fluids can be wasted.

To take just one example, a standard model for neuron response assumes that activation is a nonlinear function of a weighted sum of the inputs.