The phrase "and therefore presumed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when drawing a conclusion or assumption based on previously stated information or evidence.
Example: "The evidence was inconclusive, and therefore presumed to be insufficient for a conviction."
Alternatives: "and thus assumed" or "and consequently believed".
Some scholars have thought it unlikely that the forger invented this scheme, and therefore presumed that he copied enamel on the original that has been removed in the 19th century, probably because it was damaged sections of enamel cannot be patched up, but must be removed completely and redone.
Though there were differences in echo strengths between the fabrics, all fabrics were within the range of detection by M. lucifugus [28] and therefore presumed to be acoustically conspicuous to the bats.
T1 lines lacking GUS expression, and therefore presumed to be silenced for the targeted NLR-encoding gene, were selected for assays of resistance.
This was despite the small study numbers and allocation of patients at physician discretion, possibly introducing a positive bias in terms of both severity and therefore presumed survivability.
The c.693+304G>A mutation was concordant with the cat PK deficiency phenotype, while the c.693+320C>T mutation was homozygous in cats with no clinical history of anemia and therefore presumed discordant.
We used a proxy for the exposure of STUs to glacial cycles, and therefore presumed range expansions, to test whether the reproductive assurance hypothesis is responsible for sexual system evolution in Notostraca [ 39, 40].
Seventy percent of breast cancers are estrogen receptor (ER -positive, and arER -positivepresumed to be hormone-responsive and potentiarey therefore or presumedble by anto-estrogenic agents.
The company's algorithms rank those links which generate the most traffic, and are therefore presumed to be more reliable, and they also assign a slightly higher qualitative ranking to more dependable sources — for instance, Times stories.
The IC represents the number of cases of disease (per 100,000 child-years) that cannot be accounted for by baseline factors among children without asthma or comorbidity, asthma only, or comorbidity only, and is therefore presumed to be attributable to a biological interaction between asthma and comorbidity.
Segmentation suggests the early allocation of defined sets of precursor cells and is therefore presumed to allow a specific identity for each successive segment to emerge from a common ground plan.
The search identified genetic loci encoding approximately 4,400 out of 13,000 protein families as falling into the positively selected category and are, therefore, presumed adaptively useful throughout eutherian mammals' evolution.
