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For 43.3% of the instruments (n = 45), the authors did not clearly describe one or several aims but they could be presumed from the context (presumably discriminative: n = 32, presumably evaluative: n = 24, presumably planning: n = 9, presumably predictive: n = 9).

The presence of the cloud is presumed from the highly elliptical orbits with eccentricities close to 1 in which the long-period comets are observed as they approach and then swing around the Sun.

In the study, problem posing as sentence integration is presumed from the trends of posed problems as the result of the process.

In many jurisdictions, consent is no longer presumed from the absence of resistance and far stricter requirements for the relevance of evidence are in place.

Now, even if we had decreased the loss angle only for the test electron from 30° to 15° as mentioned above, more than a half of electrons having |θ| c equal to 15° pass through mirror (d) – (e), which is presumed from the characteristics of Fig. 8a d.

Although the shape of the sixth-order function is not easily presumed from the values of (bar{a}) and  (hat{a}) listed in Table 3 alone, the large σ of the nightside wavelengths means that limb points tend to disperse in the radial direction in nightside images.

He's far removed, I presume, from the injuries that drove him four decades ago.

Dying philosophically means dying cheerfully — that is what one would presume from the examples cited in this book.

In legal terms, it "presumes" from the outset that the banks have met the qualified mortgage standards.

Then one day I accidentally bought Carl Sagan's masterpiece The Demon Haunted World, presuming from the title that it was another book about unexplained phenomena.

And that, one can presume from the reflection in the mirror on the back wall, is likely be King Philip IV and Queen Mariana, whose faded reflections we see, spectral, in the glass.