Sentence examples for Current presumptions from inspiring English sources
Current presumptions of a single MOA for ClO4− on the HPT axis do not appear tenable based on these results.
The current presumption that chemicals are "safe until proven dangerous" stands in marked contrast to how pharmaceuticals and pesticide companies are handled.
"It is time to adopt a new enforcement model -- a new paradigm: one that holds an accounting firm responsible for the actions of its partners; one that reverses the current presumption against suing firms for an audit failure," he said.
At mayor's question time last week, Khan said his London Plan would "protect the precious heritage we've got" and maintain the current "presumption against development on the green belt".
Mike Lambert believes more resources and effort should be put in to inclusion for visually-impaired people, after Liz Smith, a Conservative in the Scottish Parliament, put forward a motion questioning the current "presumption of mainstreaming" for visually-impaired students.
Our observations therefore challenge the current presumption that hypermethylation is restricted to CGIs and proximal promoters.
In this article, we review the basis for the current presumption that CLL incidence is entirely unaffected by ionizing radiation exposure.
Additional new data further challenge the current presumption of no threshold for formaldehyde-induced nasal tumors in rodents and derivation of cancer risk values based on linear extrapolations from either animal or epidemiology data.
(6) The current presumption that AGD provides a lifelong readout of androgen exposure during the MPW in rats may not be tenable in situations in which major/extreme alterations in circulating blood androgens and/or estrogens occur.
This observation is not only consistent with the current presumption that miRNAs are only found in multi-cellular species, but provides an important clue for their cellular roles and origin.
· Current: Disability presumptions in place, 75 percent of salary.
