Sentence examples for which could be assumed from inspiring English sources

Concentrating the extraction to 50% of the landscape had a positive effect on rare and short-dispersing species, which could be assumed to be the most threatened species.

Results confirm the effectiveness and flexibility of the proposed approach, which could be assumed as a powerful decision making tool in designing hybrid renewable energy grid connected PGSs.

avg_size_web_page is the average size of a web page in bytes, which could be assumed to be 312,000 bytes based on the values published in [8].

avg_reading_time is the average time spent in reading a downloaded web page, which could be assumed to be 30 seconds from the values published in [9].

The observed model differences are mostly large-scale in all components (Fig. 3), yet do not show the geometry of ring current dominated magnetospheric field, which could be assumed to leak more strongly into SACFM-2 than CHAOS-6.

This means that the type of reading called Basic Comprehension could possibly be a distinct kind of reading as compared to Reading to Learn and Reading to Integrate, both of which could be assumed to tap more similar abilities (somewhat different from what was tapped by Basic Comprehension) for having a relatively high correlation with each other.

In addition, workload was the main reason why a patient was not included in the study which could be assume as a random selection of patients.

The only way by which engagement could be assumed would be if there was a positive impact of the exposure on the novice decision makers' judgements.

To establish normal ranges and therefore, a level at which LOM could be assumed for each of the assays tested, a series of normal control samples were run.

Additionally, the European Commission's Scientific Committee on Food formulated an opinion on MEU, based largely on the rodent studies, concluding it to be a multisite, multispecies genotoxin and carcinogen for which no threshold could be assumed and for which no safe exposure limit could be established.

Carbonell pointed out that an ITS would, as in any tutorial conversation, provide mixed initiative dialogue, with questions not initiated solely by the learner or by the computer-tutor, but one in which the initiative could be assumed as needed by either.