The remaining parasites are presumed present in local wildlife and can have a negative effect on the health of dogs and wildlife.
Dutch law states that competence to consent can be presumed present at the age of 12 and above; however, in pediatric practice children's competence is not that clearly presented and the transition from assent to active consent is gradual.
A skin brain organization is presumed to be present in simple, soft-bodied organisms, presumably small and crawling while in direct physical contact with the environmental substrate.
Therefore, an aquifer filled with hot water, as suggested by the crustal deformation data, is presumed to be present in this tuff layer.
The ethanol fermentative pathway is presumed to be present to allow growth for short periods of time in the absence of oxygen (Wright et al. 1996; Yoneya and Sato 1980).
When measures (such as those collected from a clinical interview) are predictive of a disease condition, logic regression uses the measures in various combinations to create a syndromic algorithm which is evaluated as being TRUE (the condition is presumed to be present) or FALSE (the condition is presumed to be absent).
It is presumed from the present finding that BbKst has an active role in triggering SuSy production which stimulates CelS resulting in cellulose overproduction, and providing extra tensile strength of the fiber in certain genotypes of B. balcooa endowed with the marker/gene [ 3, 26].
In the planning process the set of non-dominated solutions is presumed to be presented to decision-makers with an "expert opinion" to the effect that exact (non-arbitrary) systematic methods can go no further.
This question must be considered politically, for after all it was a political question.After a somewhat animated debate, the amendment was negatived, and any difficulty respecting the presentation of the address was removed by the Lord Mayor, who invited the Common Council to an entertainment at the Mansion House, at which it is presumed Espartero will be present.
