Sentence examples for presumed existence from inspiring English sources

Pakistan has complained, but not over-loudly, given the presumed existence of secret agreements allowing America to wage war on Pakistani soil in certain extreme circumstances.For the past three years, Pakistan's army has faced an uphill task in this mountainous area.

That is, if d' differs significantly across conditions, the difference can be attributed to a difference in d' m despite the presumed existence of some criterion variability.

Non-uniform symmetric apodized velocity surface vibration amplitude profile with a concave delay contour indicates the presumed existence of travelling wave phenomena over the surface of the outer array matching layer.

Finally, the theoretical and the observed GC3 contents for the human and the chicken sequences also showed a good agreement, consistent with the presumed existence of GC-biased gene conversion in these species.

In view of the experimental difficulty of measuring reliably small numbers of mRNA, our methodology had to rely on a combination of model simulation and experimental validation, with the model providing the bridge between the presumed existence of early responder cells and the later single cell measurements.

Results show that indeed a range of realistic parameter combinations should have led to the extinction of Amazon molly within the time of its presumed existence.

Therefore, the authors presumed the existence of another control step of CAR signaling independent of translocation.

During the last twenty years researchers have presumed the existence of five supralocal Roman roads in Sandy Flanders.

Deleuze's second criticism of Kant claims that he had simply presumed the existence of knowledge and morality as "facts" and then sought their conditions of possibility in the transcendental.

Remark 2.103 It is important to note that majority of the noncommuting conditions before weak compatibility do not presume the existence of a coincidence point but actually establish the existence of a coincidence point by using these conditions.

I suspect that a political party that seeks to suppress voting under the guise of non-existent voter fraud has no difficulty in presuming the existence of a lie to cover a true purpose.