Further, estimates for staffing in general may be low given the presumption that by expanding behavioral health services, more patients may be retained over time in the FQHC.
Meanwhile, low standards, the presumption of entitlement, and the desire to impress supervisors, upper management, and venture capital induce the filing of tens of thousands of patents each of which may have dozens of claims.
The current probability of RVFV spreading to the US and the EU is presumed to be low, and such presumptions are probably correct.
The low fees create a "presumption of ineffectiveness," a group of lawyers told the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
Or: When trying to prevent very poor people from contracting malaria, is it more effective to give them protective bed nets, or to sell the nets at a low price, on the presumption that people are more likely to use something that they've paid for?
The introduction of RVFV into the US via the transport of vectors on aircraft, combined with increasing intercontinental air travel, highlights the potential for such a scenario to occur despite presumptions of low probable risk.
The high abundance of Neogloboquadrina pachyderma, Neogloboquadrina incompta, and Globigerina quinqueloba supports the presumption that cold, low-saline water was discharged into the northern OT during the LGM (Ijiri et al. 2005).
There is no presumption that keeping these shortfalls low is a "good idea".
When combined with the low migration capability of this species, the presumption is geographic barriers hindered gene flow and thereby resulted in large genetic differentiation and local evolution.
This presumption is based upon the low quantities of SYBR Green I present in commercial real-time PCR formulations (estimated to be 0.1 0.2X), made necessary by the inhibitory nature of SYBR Green I.
