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assuming

[uh-soo-ming] / əˈsu mɪŋ /


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But assuming that some reading this will want to know how it follows, differs from or compares to the original — which was certainly the first thing on my mind — let us count the ways.

From Los Angeles Times

As a result, doctors reviewing MRI scans should be cautious about assuming cognitive symptoms are caused only by blood vessel problems when markers such as enlarged perivascular spaces are present.

From Science Daily

But he said he still expected bills to start to come down in the coming years - partly due to those renewables, but also assuming gas prices fall from their recent high levels.

From BBC

Lauzen launched her effort in 1998, assuming that pointing out the imbalance would cause doors to swing open for women in Hollywood.

From Los Angeles Times

Effective liability management and the pursuit of low-cost deposits will be key to preserving margins, with net interest margin likely narrowing 3 bps to about 1.95%, assuming no further policy rate cuts, she adds.

From The Wall Street Journal