Sentence examples for been presumptive from inspiring English sources
adjective
Based on presumption, probability, conjecture, hypothesis or belief
- By late May, he was already considered his party's presumptive nominee.
A previously published clinical trial from Ghana showed that the impact of introducing RDTs on prescribing behavior was much greater in peripheral facilities without access to microscopy where malaria treatment had previously been presumptive, compared with a higher level facility with microscopy.
To help inform decisions about the most appropriate diagnostic approach this study presents an incremental cost-effectiveness analysis of introducing RDTs in Ghana: in one central clinic where microscopy has been routinely available and another two peripheral clinics without microscopy where treatment has been presumptive.
In the latter, where diagnosis had been presumptive, the introduction of RDTs increased the proportion of patients who were correctly treated in relation to treatment with antimalarials, from 42% to 65% at an incremental societal cost of Ghana cedis (GHS 12.2 (US$8.3) per additional correctly treated patients.
The traditional policy framework - which the new thinking is gradually replacing - is presumptive rather than diagnostic.
The one that has been applied to John Kerry is presumptive nominee.
No players were presumptive enough to wear a Yankees uniform to a Yankees tryout camp.
She lists their faults: they're boring, they're presumptive, they always, always include shots of polar bears.
"Western civil society is presumptive; they believe they know more about African society than Africans themselves," says Salimonu.
"In fact, the two most frequently accepted topics since early 2015 are presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and #GOPDebate," the letter went on.
I was presumptive from my loneliness, an unrequited lover as incidental to all of them as they had once been to me.
The one we don't encourage is presumptive security.
