By the time Woolf came to write her biography, in the late 1930s, she remarked that now even British hospitals were trying to acquire some of the paintings, and would take as settled presumption the standing of these great artists and, equally, the ignorance and philistinism of the public outburst.
The distinction between male and female brands was based on previous qualitative studies from Norway, 22 16 as well as presumptions about gender-coded colouring (eg, lighter pack=feminine) and descriptors (eg, rough taste=masculine).
Maybe the offense was Price's presumption, as much as his profligacy.
A variance of 1.0 as intraclass correlation would be acceptable as a presumption if the contrast between the two groups would be rather high, i.e. if the CAU that was provided was different to the consultation intervention provided in the different practices.
As any presumption of guilt is left by the wayside as these alleged gang members are tried in the court of public opinion long before they see a lawyer, let alone a trial.
(With different terms and arguments, this principle is conceived as a presumption by Benn & Peters (1959, 111) and by Bedau (1967, 19); as a relevant reasons approach by Williams (1973); as a conception of symmetry by.
In contrast to mammals, crustaceans are given little or no protection as the presumption is that they cannot experience pain.
He never offered a coherent narrative of what did happen — and of course didn't have to, as the presumption of innocence was his.
High officials and newspapers alike speak frequently about such concepts as the presumption of innocence, the right of the accused to remain silent, and judicial independence.
It may take a while before such alien concepts as the presumption of innocence and equal rights for the defendant gain a foothold.
