12.The additional paperwork, electronic documentation, phone calls, insurance forms and quality assurance measures are all expected to be subsumed into the same workday.
13.Based on an analysis of infection data, The Economist sees two large zones that could emerge as bubbles, subsuming the smaller ones that are now being formed.
14.But that only means that our generalization has been subsumed under a wider generalization, for which the evidence is still of the same kind, though more extensive.
16.Yes, but if I'm successful, I will be able to map and reproduce your thought processes in deriving a grand unified theory, and therefore, subsume your conclusions under my paradigm.
17.But I think there's even a more abstract goal that I've realized that really subsumes everything I really want to do and that is: To increase psychological literacy, period.
18.For the major premiss always gives a concept through which everything that is subsumed under the concept as under a condition is known from the concept according to a principle.
19.Woman, LGBTQ, immigrant, all important parts of who I am, but all became subsumed by my new identity, caregiver, in defining what I most needed when I came to work each day.
20.One obvious solution would be to create a designated minister of food to coordinate food policy, as there was during the war and up until 1955, when the Ministry of Food became subsumed by Agriculture and Fisheries.