In 1999, an Ohio rheumatologist with a sideline in fossils identified the oldest presumed example of metastatic cancer in a fragment of 150-million-year-old mineralized dinosaur bone.
Am I to presume, for example, that they decided to complain about me because of my recent article in the Indy's news page about their various failures?
I presume, for example, that with 15% tangible equity capital, neither Bear Stearns nor Lehman Brothers would have been in trouble," Greenspan told the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, the panel created by Congress to investigate the roots of the financial crisis.
Many pundits dismiss young voters as a lost cause for Republicans -- they presume, for example, that a message supporting the value of limited government, fiscal responsibility, and free enterprise won't resonate with young voters.
Although data are lacking it seems logical to presume, for example, that a young 'top-heavy' child would be at increased risk of falling in sports which involve riding on top of animals such as sheep (mutton-busting), camels (camel-racing), horses, or on top of various vehicles, including bicycles; or at increased risk of overuse injury in sport activities involving substantial running activity.
Examples of presumed altitudinal speciation in New Guinea have also been reported in Meliphagidae honeyeaters [ 66].
Also, a person's consent for organ donation would no longer be presumed, even if, for example, it said so on the person's driver's license.
A release is presumed voluntary if, for example, employees are advised to consult a lawyer before signing and they have 21 days to consider whether to sign a release and then seven more days to change their minds, he said.
In the current study, we investigated the genes that include presumed cellulosomal modules (for example, cohesins, dockerins and CBMs).
We have developed a nosological system wherein dementia can be diagnosed as a syndrome and further classified by presumed underlying disease (for example Alzheimer's) and this classification can be subtyped again (Alzheimer's variants).
