"no presumption" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to convey the absence of a belief or assumption about something. An example of how to use this phrase in a sentence could be: "The court ruled that there was no presumption of innocence for the defendant, as the evidence presented strongly suggested their guilt."
The central question is when organisms with conflicting interests should be expected to communicate honestly (no presumption being made of conscious intention) rather than cheating.
There is no presumption of innocence".
Iraq is entitled to no presumption of innocence.
But there is no presumption of innocence in international affairs.
"Why is there no presumption of innocence?" the Bolshoi source continued.
In such matches there is no story — and no presumption of success.
In attributing an attack message to its perpetrator by localizing the signal source, we can make no presumptions regarding the type of radio equipment used by a malicious transmitter, including the transmitting power utilized to carry out an exploit.
ANNs have several desirable properties: sound statistical procedure, practical software implementation of the Bayesian (optimal) procedure, no presumptions about the nature of the data (unlike other classifiers), and they let us tap into the full multivariate nature of the data and enable us to use a nonlinear discrimination criterion.
A few days later Blount wrote that some of the jury were no friends of Anthony Forster (a good sign that they would not "conceal any fault, if any be") and that they were proceeding very thoroughly: they be very secret, and yet do I hear a whispering that they can find no presumptions of evil.
Netting [ 25] and Shriar [ 15] also favour measuring output intensity, as no presumptions about the efficiency of inputs on productivity are made.
Since no presumptions about localization of binding sites prior to comparison are used, ProBiS may detect new binding sites and suggest ligands that these binding sites may accommodate.
