Sentence examples for were assumed to mean from inspiring English sources

*Any cases with missing values for frequency of alcohol intake were assumed to mean never consumption.

Anyway, where North Korea is concerned, improbable should not be assumed to mean untrue.

When no type of acid is specified, the word ester is assumed to mean a carboxylic ester, the ester of an alcohol and a carboxylic acid.

Being unable to read aloud is assumed to mean cannot read at all.

Sure, sometimes we feel good about ourselves, but self-love cannot be assumed to mean the same as other love.

In modern usage, observes Ober, power is assumed to mean "a voting rule for determining the will of the majority".

We continue outdated traditions, in which national security is assumed to mean identifying, targeting, and eliminating enemies, rather than our capacity to live in harmony with all people as part of our human family.

"Membrane" was assumed to mean plasma membrane.

For the latter, lack of information was assumed to mean that they did not meet the criteria and may have led to an underestimation of methodological quality.

A reduction in apparent molecular mass for a particular point mutant was assumed to mean that this asparagine residue would normally be N-glycosylated in HEK cells.

For instance, if a person had reported five units of beer and seven units of wine and left liquor open, this was assumed to mean "no liquor".