Sentence examples for a presumption consistent with from inspiring English sources

This could be reflective of a more intense metabolic response of the G12 explants during the earliest stages of the induction treatment, a presumption consistent with the high levels of expression observed for the two remaining G12 candidate genes.

As recently identified in this and other journals, the belief that breakfast benefits health remains merely a presumption, with an outstanding need for causal data (1, 2).

First, in discussing the MOA for formaldehyde-induced nasal tumors, the US EPA/IRIS (2010a) assessment takes the position that mutations play a necessary early etiological role in nasal tumorigenesis, which is consistent with a presumption that a linear, no-threshold model must be used to assess potential risks.

The point wasn't to avoid sex but to suspend the presumption that sexual intimacy requires privacy — a presumption that Warhol played with in many of his movies.

There is a presumption that, for patients with uncontrolled blood pressure (BP), early follow-up, that is, within 4 weeks of an elevated reading, improves BP control.

Every subway ride starts with a presumption of silence; every cab ride starts with a conversation: Where are we going?

Everyone has ideas: the government wants a "presumption of prosecution" of those caught with knives; the Tories have trumped that with a "presumption of imprisonment".

This finding is consistent with the presumption that the labor market for college graduates is hardly contestable by immigrants.

The coefficient is much smaller and is not significant in the business and financial services sector (see column 7), which is consistent with the presumption that this sector is less exposed to the immigrant inflow.

The intense fluorescence observed in the pharynx is consistent with this presumption.

Down-regulation of fatty acid synthesis is consistent with our presumption that the availability of exogenous and stored carbohydrates is limited.