Sentence examples for well be assumed from inspiring English sources

The resultant resistance of NR2B bound CaMKII subunits to dephosphorylation could very well be assumed to be one of the reasons behind the reported structural mechanism that prevents CaMKII dephosphorylation in PSD [28].

Therefore, it may well be assumed that CDK5-mediated phosphorylation (probably by complexing with P35, which needs to be probed) of PPAR γ is a pertinent reason behind the adverse changes in astrocytes.

In that light, we find that senior level molecular biology students have serious difficulties generating analytical representations of concepts they might well be assumed to know (C. Trujillo and Klymkowsky, in preparation).

According to a paper published by a number of authors, 21 who reported that berberine, used in monotherapy, was able to reduce LDL-C by over 20% in those cases where cholesterolemia was not too serious, berberine may as well be assumed as a single therapy.

However, as McEwen et al. [ 9], Stark et al. [ 5], Snyder et al. [ 19] and Rothe et al. [ 30] observed improved healthcare processes in terms of frequency of specific assessments performed as well as improved intermediate outcomes, it can well be assumed that the better treatment conforms to the guideline, the better overall control of diabetes.

A piece of popular culture that touts its realism -- like recent gangsta rap -- may well be assuming an audience that's too far from the original scene to check authenticity, much less participate.

For voters, the wise course is to take all the humble-servant patter for the window dressing it may well be, assume egotism and move on to an evaluation of whether a candidate's apparent values and self-interest dovetail with our own.

Therefore, the diameters of the casing and of the well are assumed to be similar.

Well is assumed to be located at the center of the drainage area.

Since the well depth is at 7,000 ft, the fracture extent of the well is assumed as vertical with the fracture gradient of 0.7 ft/psi.

The well is assumed to produce incompressible liquids at a stabilized flow rate, found from the well's inflow performance relationship (IPR) curve.