Mostly, I presume, because the subtleties of Danish coalition politics remain a slight mystery, despite my assiduous Borgen watching.
"Jacob," orders the adult attached to the toddler, "say hello to the dog!" Not meaning me, I presume, because the other adult, the one at the other end of the leash, carries the ball.
Normally, when antibiotics for treating an acute UTI are prescribed in primary health care the nature of the causative bacterium can only be presumed because current resistance data from the primary health care sector are scarce [ 10- 12].
Their results showed changes in all skeletal categories, as can be presumed because with this method of treatment, the skeletal base is being influenced directly.
Of these, 10 had their consent presumed because they had neither opted out nor joined the organ donor register.
Her husband's family wrongly presumed, because she was a woman, that she had passed the infection onto him.
I say "presumed" because there's 2percentt of me that's still not absolutely positive Phoenix isn't serious.
"They presumed because he was black and dribbling, because he'd had a massive stroke and couldn't control his motions, that he was alcoholic".
Maximum body size is an essential predictor of threat status, we presume because of the close relationship between body size and the intrinsic rate of population increase in sharks and rays (Smith et al., 1998; Frisk et al., 2001; Hutchings et al., 2012).
The government proposed that asylum claims from the 10 countries expected to join the European Union by 2004 be automatically presumed unfounded because the countries are "safe".
