Sentence examples for was formerly assumed from inspiring English sources

Inositol was formerly assumed to be an essential B complex vitamin; however, inositol is now known to be synthesized de novo in the human body.

Whereas, it was formerly assumed that the education system was reflective of learner needs and progress through the primary education cycle, the present programme focuses on learner experience and opportunities to improve the system, effectively from the bottom up.

If so, it could be hypothesized that the timing arrival of Pemón, the present-day indigenous culture in the Gran Sabana, would be ca 2000 cal yr BP onwards, rather than the last centuries, as it has been formerly assumed.

Recent scholarship has found less clear-cut boundaries between humanism and scholasticism than were formerly assumed, and this is also true for humanist and scholastic uses of probability-related terms.

Among other things, many workers will continue contributing to the program for years after they were formerly assumed to transition to beneficiary status, and many more may defer collecting until they approach the age of 70.

What was formerly free cannot always be assumed to be free.

The dimensions of the suprascapular notch were compared with those presented in previous studies [ 3, 9, 32] (Table  6); although the ranges of both distances proved to be wider than formerly assumed, we found the averages presented by the other authors (elaborated both for the whole population and for each notch type) to be over-estimated.

He was formerly an offshore oil engineer.

Lead mining was formerly of economic importance.

Flogging was formerly executed with great brutality.

It was formerly included in feudal Moldavia.