Sentence examples for because it is presumed from inspiring English sources

Marriage is attacked because of presumed links with Christianity, and euthanasia promoted because it is presumed to have none.

This is because it is presumed that the increased heat production and the resultant increase in the core body temperature will drive the peripheral vasodilation and that the sweat secretion rate will increase proportionately to enhance heat loss.

This type of headache is referred to as "sentinel headache", because it is presumed to result from a small leak (a "warning leak") from an aneurysm.

"Fiery Cross is sensitive because it is presumed to be the future hub of Chinese military operations in the South China Sea, given its already extensive infrastructure, including its large and deep port and 3000-metre runway," said Ian Storey, a South China Sea expert at Singapore's ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute.

Second, genetic susceptibility is partly subsumed in the exposure disease paradigm because it is presumed to partially determine one's ability to defend against hazards.

Use of primary breast cancer cells is considered to be the best means to study tumor repopulation because it is presumed that, upon long-term cultivation in vitro, cancer cells lose the dynamic characteristics of a regenerating tissue [ 7].

Two items were deleted altogether from the original QUADAS checklist – item 3 and item 7. Item 3 ("Is the reference standard likely to classify the target condition correctly?") was considered redundant because it was presumed in all cases that the reference test (CT or MRI) would classify the target condition correctly.

Because it was presumed the parents didn't know better than to show up to court looking like hell.

Another watched a female prisoner forced by guards to drown her newborn baby in a bucket because it was presumed to have a Chinese father.

Among more than 80 witnesses, along with 240 people who gave confidential interviews to avoid reprisals against relatives in North Korea, were escapers from the country's feared prison camps, including one who reported seeing a female prisoner forced to drown her newborn baby because it was presumed to have a Chinese father.

Guantánamo, leased from Cuba in 1903 under an arrangement that cannot be broken unless both countries agree to it, was specifically chosen for this experiment because it was presumed to be beyond the reach of the U.S. courts.