Sentence examples for cases presumed from inspiring English sources

Fourth, CL in Kabul is transmitted anthroponotically with active cases presumed to be highly infectious to sandfly vectors [ 4].

Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) comprises a heterogeneous group of disorders characterized by susceptibility to bone fractures with severity that ranges from death in the perinatal period to subtle increase in fracture frequency and in almost all cases presumed or proven defects in type I (pro collagen biosynthesis.

Adrian Bailey MP, the committee's chair, said: "We need to change the culture in schools which in so many cases presume there is a set of career paths for women.

In both cases, presuming that citizens can make errors does not express the view that they lack, or are deficient in, the capacities that constitute equal moral status.

Her retweeting of him is in this case presumed to indicate an endorsement.

Was India, in this case, presumed to be adjacent to Ethiopia?

Does the encounter with a one-dimensional villain bring the hero – in this case presumed to be Holly Willoughby – closer to achieving her goals?

The police recorded sightings of her at five New York Sports Clubs, all of them near midtown, where the detective on the case presumed she had gone to shower.

Much of the early commentary on the case presumed a link between the spying and the suicide of Mr. Clementi, a shy, socially awkward violin player.

This patient was included to exemplify a case presumed to be two independent primary tumors.

Mean checklist score on the case presumed to be the most difficult one (MR) was 206 (n=9), the second most difficult case (AS) 216 and the normal case 230.