Lebo, who acted as historical consultant to Paramount Pictures for Citizen Kane's 50th anniversary, told the Guardian: "It's typically been assumed that Hearst probably didn't know about it and it was probably just his lackeys trying to protect the boss.
In previous research, the base-band signal has typically been assumed to be time-invariant.
Contributions of phosphorus from groundwater have typically been assumed minor, though elevated concentrations have been associated with riparian areas and urban settings.
As a result, these sequences are considered suspect, whereas those with lower than average rates typically are assumed to perform well in phylogenetic reconstruction.
Mammalian RNAi has typically been assumed to localize to the cytoplasm, limiting the vision of researchers investigating the regulation of gene expression.
Usually, one strand of the duplex is preferentially selected for entry into the silencing complex to regulate gene expression, whereas the other strand, known as the passenger strand or miRNA*, has typically been assumed to be degraded.
This is significant as CD, calorimetric, and vesicle fusion studies of gp41 ectodomain constructs have often been done with protein at pH 3. It has typically been assumed that there are SHB trimers; however, the SEC only shows monomers.
HER2 status as well as expression of hormone receptors (HRs) (that is, estrogen receptor (ER) and progesterone receptor (PR)), are routinely determined in primary breast cancers, and metastatic lesions have typically been assumed to maintain the original phenotype.
However, in these approaches fisheries-induced mortality rates have typically been assumed to be simply constants at lengths exceeding some threshold (e.g. Heino 1998; Ratner and Lande 2001; Ernande et al. 2004; de Roos et al. 2006).
However, the correlation between pairs of genes in a co-expression network typically is assumed to be uniform across all samples (e.g., tissue types, treatment conditions, disease status, etc).. Yet it is often inter-group differences in correlated data that are of biological or clinical interest.
