After acknowledging "a certain presumptuousness" (a long but not incorrect form of "presumption") in running for president after such a short time in Washington, Obama credited the Rev. Otis Moss Jr. for writing him "to look at the story of Joshua because you're part of the Joshua generation".
If this presumption proves incorrect the study could be under-powered.
If their presumption of you is incorrect, you can attempt to return their snap judgments back on them.
So numerous have the errors on the pages for living persons become that the presumption is now one of incorrect information that needs to be checked.
That presumption may be wrong.
Taking a UVI of less than 3 as a threshold for no sun protection presumes that nobody will stay in the sunlight for more than an hour: a presumption that is quite arbitrary, and clearly incorrect.
This is shown in Figure 3 where the tunneling time is plotted as a function of the reduced barrier separation, a/λ, for fixed b, n, and electron energy E. This result shows that in this kind of systems, the presumption of a generalized Hartman effect is incorrect.
Republicans, for their part, have sounded more confident from the start, in part because the incorrect call by the networks that Mr. Bush had won the election seemed to give them a presumption of victory, at least psychologically.
State law gives a challenger broad latitude in trying to prove his case, but the legal presumption is always on the side of the declared victor, and the evidence of an incorrect outcome has to be beyond question.
Your presumption that Cayman has prospered as a "secretive tax haven" as a result of a lack of transparency is incorrect.
