The call-handler recategorises 'nationality' into ethnicity ('Whi-white British') (line 7) and in so doing they presume a 'white' response.
These findings suggest that it is reasonable to presume a linear site response in Argostoli.
In a few cases, nurses could be seen to incorrectly presume a 'no problem' response from patients, resulting in some interactional difficulty whereby patients had to disconfirm the presupposition embodied in the question.
Self-regulation presumes an open response towards the results on which feedback is based [ 7- 9, 12, 15].
Where there should be wound granulation tissue there are vessels surrounded by fibrin cuffs (presumed to be a response to venous hypertension), very little vessel sprouting and few, if any, myofibroblasts.
Where there should be wound granulation tissue, there are vessels surrounded by fibrin cuffs (presumed to be a response to venous hypertension) and very little vessel sprouting, such that most chronic wounds are considered to be poorly vascularised; there are few, if any, myofibroblasts, but a heavy inflammatory infiltrate, particularly of neutrophils (Herrick et al., 1992).
For H5N1 subtype response, we can presume that the response is against the external antigens and that the results against peptides point to a specific response against NA.
She raised her hand, presuming a win.
They were not, she presumes, a kindness.
The decline presumes a much safer world.
You can never presume what the response is going to be".
