For instance, I presume that with infinite men and money we can succeed in Afghanistan.
For instance, some people presume meat is unhealthy and that cattle destroy the environment.
Although not used in this work, it is possible to repeat the mutation assay with a single probe when one doubts the result, for instance when the presumed mutant peak is very small.
For instance, it can be presumed that a history of myocardial infarction is of overwhelming importance for the rate of hospitalization due to heart failure.
This entails for instance that, while conventional perspectives presume that different classes of words may require different mechanisms each revealed by distinct time courses (e.g., Coltheart, 1978; Coltheart, Curtis, Atkins, & Haller, 1993), a perspective of interaction-dominant dynamics allows that all response times gauge the selfsame process.
He shows, for instance, that, for all the presumed chauvinism of our literature, the up-from story in nineteenth-century literature was actually far more often a girl's story than a boy's: Henry James's novels, as much as Edith Wharton's, are concerned mainly with how women make their way.
Kooijman [17], for instance, brings forward criticism regarding presumed correlation between access to modern energy and poverty reduction through small-scale enterprises in rural areas.
Some childhood epilepsy syndromes are included in the unknown cause category in which the cause is presumed genetic, for instance benign rolandic epilepsy.
For instance, a naïve Ulysses would simply presume that he has three overall strategies to choose from: either ordering the crew to tie him to the mast, or issuing no such order and later stopping at the sirens' island, or issuing no such order and later sticking to his course.
The poet relies, for instance, on his readers' detailed familiarity — and presumed sympathy — with the New Testament.
