Sentence examples for having presumed from inspiring English sources
Switzerland has a national informed consent law, but many of its constituent jurisdictions (cantons) have their own presumed consent laws: it was recorded having explicit consent in two studiesw8 w11 and in one as having presumed consent.w9 PC = presumed consent, CVA = cerebrovascular, RTA = road traffic accident, GDP = gross domestic product, NS = not significant.
D. H. Lawrence was present to study the hypercultivated haute bourgeoisie that he would later despise in print for having presumed to tolerate his rebellious nature.
He never took possession of the bishopric, however, and withdrew with a sense of grievance against Basil for having presumed on their friendship.
In this study, we found that the majority of biology students paradoxically do not have NaE as an explanation, despite having presumed contact with the theory.
In the absence of mycobacterial culture as the gold standard for diagnosing TB infection, the next best alternative for labeling these patients as having presumed tubercular uveitis is a favorable response to ATT in addition to the corroborative laboratory evidence, as used by many studies over the years.
Women enter the model having been identified, via prior histopathology of the primary lesion, as having presumed T1 (not T1a) or T2 FIGO stage unifocal vulval cancer.
By Calvin Trillin I may have presumed.
Only he would have presumed to "write" the sea.
She added that the family had presumed he was dead.
