Sentence examples for be thought of having from inspiring English sources
On Kratzer's view, any modal claim can be thought of having a semantic and a pragmatic aspect.
Alternatively, Pleistocene climate oscillations that postdate the time of maximal lineage diversification in mantellid frogs can be thought of having triggered post-speciation range shifts [ 23].
Hence, our results reflect that Streptococcus pathogen evolution may be thought of having at least two components: (i) the acquisition by LGT of accessory genes that confer characteristics necessary for a pathogenic lifestyle, and (ii) the long term evolutionary arms race between host and pathogen that impacts the evolution of certain core and accessory genes.
"I'm so grateful that he's thought of having me on the show".
Barrelene is thought of having two rings and mirrors what is found in the MCB and reflected in its systematic name (bicyclo[2.2.2]octa-2,5,7-triene).
And I wanted a guy who was not necessarily innocent of the things he is thought of having done.
Advice to lose weight is something that most diabetes patients find instinctively difficult to follow, because of the fear of being thought of having AIDS.
None of them are thought of have survived the incident over Ukraine.
The lyginopterids are thought of has vine-like plants, probably less than two meters tall, that probably grew epiphytically on other plants for structural support.
The pages that have been seen twice within a short time may be thought of as having high frequency or as having longer term reuse potential.
