Sentence examples for based upon the presumption from inspiring English sources
The communion between reviewer and his public is based upon the presumption of certain possible joys of reading, and all our discriminations should curve toward that end.
There is a particular potential issue for catalyst samples containing heavy metals, which may present (relatively) wetting surfaces to mercury, when the standard analysis is based upon the presumption of consistent non-wetting behaviour.
These numbers are based upon the presumption that non-countable activity would not increase above present levels and that this activity would be shared among a greater number of radiologists.
At the very least, these preliminary diagnoses should be suggested as "pox-like" (e.g., [15]), but in no case should further analyses be based upon the presumption of true pox infections without confirmation.
This advice is based upon the presumption that lack of conception despite evidence of ovulation may be due to anti-estrogenic effects of CC on the endometrium.
Based upon the presumption that amplification efficiency is constant within this region, amplification efficiency is determined from the slope of a Log FC) vs. cycle plot, with target quantity (F0) determined by the intercept, that is, when cycle = 0 [ 12].
The court's analysis made clear that materiality should be demonstrated at the time the presumption was invoked: "In order to invoke the presumption of reliance based upon the fraud on the market theory, a plaintiff must allege and prove... that the misrepresentations were material....".. Ibid.
This study is limited by the availability of stored serum samples and presumptions based upon the timing of the samples collected.
This presumption is based upon the low quantities of SYBR Green I present in commercial real-time PCR formulations (estimated to be 0.1 0.2X), made necessary by the inhibitory nature of SYBR Green I.
In arguing that the preclearance section of the V.R.A. was outmoded and based upon aged presumptions about Southern states, the court had to bypass not only history but contemporary reality.
