Sentence examples for based on presumption of from inspiring English sources

How does it reflect on ethical values when a CEO is dismissed based on presumption of guilt?

The analytical strategies employed by Mootha et al. and Patti et al. were based on presumption of two distinct categories (DM2 and not DM2) and that these clinical categories should manifest themselves through the gene expression patterns in skeletal muscle.

The service is also based on presumptions of significant time-savings and efficiency gains for general practices and GPs.

In the end, though, I was convinced that King really is a true believer in "the wiki way," as he calls it, a collaborative culture based on presumptions of good faith.

Whether to accept or reject a given scenario as too complex, or biologically unrealistic, would be an entirely subjective exercise based on presumptions of individual researchers.

First, we argue that the tension between enshrined sexual and reproductive health rights and lived reality reflects the fact that the international framing of human rights and the constitutional framing of gender equality in South Africa are based on presumptions of sameness.

Recent studies have attempted to identify the competence of local vectors in the laboratory; however, our understanding of vector competence for RVFV in the US and EU remains limited and largely based on presumption or a small number of studies.

Sometimes this is based on presumptions about their own wisdom or the foolishness of other people, and can be dismissed as presumptuous.

Every day, people make crucial decisions about the weather based on presumptions and guesses and feelings.

"The dialogue is based on the presumption of guilt of President Zelaya, and legally that does not exist," he said.

"It relies on the central idea that a woman who files a complaint tells the truth, so it relies on a presumption of guilt, while French law is based on a presumption of innocence".