It would be a Sisyphean task to list the manifold ways in which religiosity is presumed through our democracy, institutions and culture, and it is worth considering why.
In any case, Pynchon (speaking, one presumes, through his characters) dismisses the existence of time as "really too ridiculous to consider, regardless of its status as a believed-in phenomenon," asserting that civilization has been dead since World War I and "all history after that will belong properly to the history of hell".
Therefore, the anti-inflammatory action of T. stocksianum could be presumed through calcium channel blocking effect.
Currently, this linkage can only be presumed through successful plant establishment (Hardegree et al. 2011); hence, data are needed to quantify the impact of various plant materials on ecosystem resilience and desired ecosystem services.
section, the permeability of its product: "Yep, easy — the Morphsuit is thin, totally breathable and will let you pour your drink (water we presume) straight through it!
As all the antenna elements at the receiver side are presumed grounded through the load impedance,, the mutual coupling effect will be always present at the receiver side.
This process is a defense mechanism that stems from the fear of inquiring into one's presumed identity through the questioning of one's beliefs and images.
We investigated public attitudes towards presumed consent through surveys carried out in the UK and elsewhere.
We fit one trajectory from presumed emergence through July using the electrofishing data, estimating κ separately for each month.
CDC Rabies Program staff corroborated the diagnosis and genotyped the variant as one associated with dogs in Africa, supporting the presumed transmission through dog bite.
