Sentence examples for presumed known from inspiring English sources

By contrast, implementation programs provide service using interventions with (presumed) known benefits.

If the mortality rate and survival time distribution are presumed known, it is possible to use de-convolution to estimate the incidence function.

While we are investigating statistical methods for this more general problem (J.T. wu, unpub. data), having a relatively simple tool is still helpful when the probability distribution of incubation times is presumed known and a single, point-source outbreak is suspected.

Detection and seeding for initialization do not presume known identity and allow for re-identification of objects and/or faces whose identity might remain unknown.

This commercial emphasizes his support among Latino leaders who, viewers might presume, know what is best for the diverse group of New York Hispanics that politicians insist on calling "the community".

(iii) The energies, frequencies and initial phases of the signals are presumed as known constants.

Sepsis is an inflammatory response secondary to an infectious process with presumed or known [ 1] focus that can lead to involvement of multiple organs and death.

Of the patients with cirrhosis achieving SVR, 90% (9/10) were presumed or known to be alive at least 5 years later.

These studies have generally focused on specific genes that are presumed or known to be important for the virulence of C. albicans.

This swashbuckling archaeologist presumed to know the Doctor intimately; he had no clue who she was.

"[Rod] probably presumed everyone knew we were doing it, so there was nothing intentional [about the snub]," he said.