Sentence examples similar to highly presume from inspiring English sources

To castigate deforestation, particularly in the Amazon, is generally considered noble and highly ethical (presumed mitigation of climate change and loss of biodiversity) and increases therefore the chances for the FAO to raise funds from the rich donor countries.

In the Victorian England of Prince Albert, labor was highly valued — presuming you were not an aristocrat.

Without penalties for non-compliance, it's highly optimistic to presume we will get anywhere near that level of reduction.

Highly verbal thieves, we presume.

Given all that we now know about human behavior since the time of Aristotle, perhaps bioethical interventions ought to presume a highly compromised moral subject.

The MCMs are highly conserved proteins presumed to act as an enzymatically active helicase (Labib and Diffley, 2001).

Most are relatively rare (MAF < 5%) presumed highly penetrant mutations, but an unknown fraction may be false positives.

Whatever your feelings for your employee, he will be highly attuned to your attitude and will presume that any disapproval or distaste has to do with his performance.

This isn't to say that Y.A. fiction can't be highly cerebral or experimental, just that I presume the author wants to cultivate a relationship with the reader that is more welcoming and, yes, probably more emotional.

These considerations notwithstanding, it is reasonable to presume that sequences derived from highly expressed pri-miRNA transcripts should be represented in whole transcriptome "deep sequencing" experiments.

It does not presume prior knowledge or engage in highly technical discussions, but does go into greater detail than a typical introductory textbook.