WHO guidelines for presumed or probable clinical diagnosis were used by staff physicians [ 14].
Ongoing antimicrobial therapy was defined as inappropriate if a microbiologically documented (e.g. positive culture or PCR) or presumed (e.g. probable or possible IFD based on EORTC-MSG criteria) pathogen was not covered [22].
These are presumed to be the probable ancestor of CAS strain types.
Little microbiological data were available to support most infectious diagnoses in this study, but WHO-guided probable and presumed diagnoses were used to standardize morbidity definitions [ 14].
Other critical points that have been debated include the reliance on probable or presumed determinants of health as effect indicators and what effect size can be regarded as relevant for population health.
CAS1 (Central Asian 1) family (also termed as the "Delhi type") is characterized by 4 7 and 23 34; Manu (derived from the name of a Hindu mythological figure supposed to be the world's first king and father of the human race) is characterized by 33 34 (5 ), and presumed to be the probable ancestor of both the CAS and EAI (East African Indian).
Although definite proof for the time and place of domestication is lacking, Mexico is presumed to be the most probable region of domestication, with Peru as the centre of diversity for wild relatives (Larry and Joanne, 2007).
Frady also challenged the trial judge's instruction that "[a] person is presumed to intend the natural [and] probable consequences of his act". See 204 U.S.App.D.C., at 237, n. 7, 636 F.2d, at 509, n. 7. Frady argued that this instruction was unconstitutional under our decision in Sandstrom v. Montana, 442 U.S. 510, 99 S.Ct.
Nine (23%) confirmed, 8 (21%) probable, and 22 (56%) presumed TB diagnoses (n = 39) were made during the study period.
He presumed not, we must look forward to those probable changes that may soon take place.
In some research models, for example, the metastable theory, probable surface complex or phase was presumed or even "proven" indirectly [ 53].
