And implicitly what is assumed to be known is feared.
Sometimes what is assumed to constitute perfection can be counter-productive.
No one has been charged for what is assumed to be a drug-related atrocity.
In contrast to what is assumed, the study conceptualizes tool use as a complex self-regulation strategy that cannot be taken for granted.
In what is assumed to be his final F1 race weekend, McLaren's Jenson Button did not make it to the top 10 Q3 shootout.
What is noticeable in many of these letters on happiness is the concentration on what is assumed to be its opposite: anxiety, grief, depression.
What is assumed, but not tested, however, is that this is a good thing that those with compatible personalities make more successful couples than those without.
Things are explained, but, as in an encyclopedia, what is assumed is the need for more and deeper information about material already taken to be essential.
Soon after, he will begin what is assumed to be the real purpose of the trip: finding a solution to his pitching woes.
Things get even stranger after that, and the novel keeps showing the reader that what is assumed to be impossible has in fact happened.
The results obtained for the test under simple stress indicate that, contrarily to what is assumed in structural simulations, the packer present a nonlinear almost elastic mechanical behavior from the second load cycle onwards.
