Sentence examples for presumed action from inspiring English sources

The HBM consists of 6 concepts: (1) perceived susceptibility to an illness, (2) perceived seriousness of the illness, (3) perceived benefits for the presumed action, (4) perceived barriers for the presumed action, (5) confidence in one's ability, and (6) health motivation.

As opposed to other studied organisms, where the tracks of selection are clearer and the presumed action of selection on codon bias is mainly to enhance translation efficiency as expression rises, in the human genome the situation seems to be more intricate: the signature of selection on codon bias is harder to detect and is possibly blurred by other stronger forces acting on codon bias.

Finally, double-learning experiments in which crabs are given the aversive and the appetitive learning either successively or simultaneously allow us to study the interaction between both types of learning and analyze the presumed action of OA.

In preliminary evaluation studies, we have conducted work under the direction of the European Center for Validation of Alternate Methods (ECVAM) using compounds specified by ECVAM that have been subdivided into four groups based on known or presumed actions.

Under such a system of pervasive control, the Orwellian tracking of Americans cannot be justified on a theory which presumes voluntary action and consent.

The difference in efficacy we observed for BclX-cb5 and BclX-acta suggests that inhibition of apoptosis by sequestration of cytoplasmic effectors (the presumed mechanism of action for BclX-cb5) may be an activity independent from another function of the Bcl-XL that integrates into mitochondria.

No evidence of the aircraft was found and the six men were presumed killed in action.

When news arrived that Rafe was missing in action, presumed dead, after being shot down off the coast of England, I switched to full alert.

The Water Diviner stars Crowe as Joshua Connor, an Australian farmer who travels to Turkey in search of his three sons years after they were reported missing in action, presumed dead, at Gallipoli.

Pink Floyd, presumed lost in action following the death of Richard Wright in 2008, will re-emerge with their cosmic grandeur; Adele – saviour of the music industry with her last album – will excite both the record-buying public and the executives, if she can get her album out before Christmas.

The third possible explanation is a mismatch between the choice of end points and the presumed mechanism of action of the cells.