Sentence examples for oral assumption from inspiring English sources

Oral assumption was studied for the synthetic compounds D-24851 and ABT-751.

The widespread assumption that oral culture suffered due to technology and the rise in written culture, is in this case not a fair assumption.

This may also explain why more men than women did not seek emergency oral care on the assumption that pain would disappear spontaneously.

Through analytical deconstruction of texts or other systems of symbols, propositional analysis extracts concepts, representations, and cognitive processes that underlie written or oral speech, the basic assumption being that individuals use language to learn, influence each other, build symbolic universes, and share representations and rules that regulate behaviors within their group (16).

Our success in reproduction of fatal EE in piglet by oral infection strongly supported our assumption that the infection with S.sciuri HBXX06 by oral route might be the major mode of transmission for EE in piglets.

Sample size was also calculated on the outcome measure oral health status using the assumption that 50% of pregnant women in the control group will have gingival bleeding (based on trials in this area) [ 21].

In this work, with the assumption that the oral cancers were caused due to the dysfunction of multiple functionally related genes [ 42], we proposed a novel pipeline to identify gene modules that play important roles in the development of oral cancers.

As all cohort members were followed as of their first use of insulin after earlier use of oral glucose-lowering drugs, the assumption that their cancer risk at start of follow-up is more or less similar does not seem unrealistic.

However, the assumption that knowledge on oral health maintenance will modify children's attitude toward oral health and consequently change their oral health behavior is controversial (3, 11).

As a result numerous assumptions about how oral toxicology results relate to dermal exposure must be made when conducting worker risk assessments.

The following sections describe the individual variables and assumptions of the oral healthcare sector quantification model, commencing with an introduction to the specific features and limits of the HSA and its potential use as a basic data resource as well as a forecasting model of the oral healthcare sector.