"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".
"Even though he'd been flown there by helicopter, they presumed because he was black and dribbling, because he's had a massive stroke and couldn't controls his motions, that he was alcoholic, and they sent him there to dry out".
Mr. Sun asserts that most of the apparent deaths were a mirage of chaotic statistics: people moved from villages and were presumed dead, because they failed to register in their new homes.
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.
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.
This is presumed because the 2N=26 state is present in all of the microhylid subfamilies that have been examined karyologically (Dyscophinae and Cophylinae [ 126], Otophryninae [ 127], Gastrophryninae [ 128], Asterophryinae [ 129]).
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].
Those with a low AQ, however, ignore opportunities to take action and deflect accountability, presuming that because they didn't create the situation, they should not be the ones to fix it.[1].
If the logic of Fermi's argument is right, it will spell doom and frustration for astronomers' efforts to detect radio transmissions from distant societies, the project known as SETI, or the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, because the presumed fact that they are not here means they are not there.
