Sentence examples similar to presume dates from inspiring English sources

The box bore an inscription with John's name and presumed date of birth.One newspaper called Sozopol the new Jerusalem; another called the finding a miracle and endowed the bones with supernatural powers.

It was assumed, based on a presumed dating of hypothetical biblical sources, that the patriarchal narratives in the Bible were only a projection of the situation and concerns of a much later period (9th 5th century bc) and of dubious historical value.

When possible, presumed dating of infection onset was based on the presence of clinical symptoms and/or abnormal laboratory findings.

The duration of infection was calculated as the interval between the presumed date of infection and the date of the last visit to the clinic.

To evaluate mortality rates since ART initiation in patients LTFU with known outcomes (i.e., those traced successfully) we performed sensitivity analysis by stepwise increasing the presumed date of death by 3 months between one day after the last contact date and the date of successful tracing for that patient.

I think it was fairly obvious the two were were unlikely to collide but the murders did get namechecked in an exchange between Harry and Meredith, which I presume also dates the episode around the time of the trial, i.e. June 1970: Meredith: "How do you go to sleep at night knowing the Manson brothers are running around?" Harry: "Manson … family".

We presume the date to be late 1850s or early 1860s.

Presumed date and country in which the infection was contracted were reported for 248 cases (92%).

The desired launch dates presume that Congress will approve the president's request to grow the agency's budget for Earth science in the next 4 years from $1.8 billion to $2.3 billion by 2015.

Berger et al.'s [1: Supplementary Data 1] reported dates presume a wholly terrestrial diet.

The style is presumed to date from 18,000 bp to pre-9000 bp.