Sentence examples for presumed necessary from inspiring English sources

Dr. João Magueijo, a physicist at Imperial College in London, pointed out that this principle might not be true in the new physics presumed necessary to reconcile quantum theory and gravity and explain the origin of space-time.

Firstly, our trauma management quiz was not validated, having been compiled on the basis of knowledge presumed necessary to work in an emergency medicine department.

"You need to mark her with your scent, like a lion," says the second clown, as she and her partner run through the presumed necessary steps for a demon-purging piss.

Compounded by heavier sales-tax increases and even more far-reaching changes that would have to be enforced in collective bargaining laws summarily clearing the way for mass dismissals whenever presumed necessary.

Based on work performed in laboratory dogs as well as pharmacokinetic sampling from dogs in the Phase I study [ 3, 7, 8], 3.25 mg/kg of toceranib given EOD provides sustained plasma drug concentrations at or above 40 ng/ml, the presumed necessary threshold for receptor inhibition in vivo as established in rodent studies [ 4].

Given that non-invasive cell types were unable to invade in response to the mechanical stimulation, it is reasonable to presume the necessary molecular machinery for mechanically stimulated invasion is not available.

The partial unfolding, confirmed by structural data, is presumed to be necessary for transport through the pore as the measured pore diameter is not sufficient to allow for transport of fully folded proteins [16], [17].

For the latter genes, they are presumed to be necessary for the most fundamental cellular physiological processes and are referred as housekeeping genes [ 9].

In the 20th century waste was presumed to be a necessary cost of marketing.

Buying the votes of farmers (1% of the population) is presumed to be a necessary step on the way to the White House.

If drug clearance can be demonstrated in such a model, clinical trials may not be necessary (presuming no active metabolites).