be assumed to be

I have found this particularly necessary as regards periods with which the general reader cannot be assumed to be familiar.

At very great depth the heat capacity as well as the thermal conductivity must be assumed to be higher than near the earth's surface.

In an area known to have falciparum malaria, fever, delirium, disorientation, or coma should be assumed to be malaria and treated promptly.

In a small scale WSN, he sensor nodes can be placed regularly and the location of each node can be assumed to be known in advance.

For this purpose, it makes use of a collection of statistical data; however, this statistical data cannot be assumed to be accurate.

All the mass of the body can be assumed to be concentrated at its centre of gravity.

In performing recognition, measurement and reporting for accounting purposes, an enterprise shall be assumed to be a going concern.

If the valve seat diameter is not known, the port diameter can be assumed to be the seat diameter for estimating purposes.

If values and moral reasoning are enduring then these subjects can be assumed to be good surrogates for professional accountants.

But none of them can be assumed to be already installed across user systems.

but these fields cannot be assumed to be recognizable by the recipient.

'Parents, rather than the state, must be assumed to be the right decision-makers for their families, ' it argues.

Otherwise, the structural model can be assumed to be fixed to the ground.

Their impact on long-term health may not have been fully established and they cannot be assumed to be without risk.

If no "frames" line is given, the depth should be assumed to be 0 (the error occurred at top-level).

But their loyalty to their boss can be assumed to be finite.

It will be assumed to be relative to the current namespace.

Article 19: Undertakings that have any of the following situations can be assumed to be have a dominant market position: