Sentence examples for presumed rather from inspiring English sources

In the title role, Reg Flowers plays too young; his performance evokes a presumed rather than practiced sovereignty.

Some of these heuristics are based on causal generalisations, yet can misfire when these relationships are presumed rather than tested (e.g. surrogates in clinical trials).

The burden is observed or presumed rather than openly discussed with the caregiver.

Unfortunately, this dog has no offspring and efforts to locate siblings in Denmark were unsuccessful; thus the diagnosis of congenital PHA is presumed rather than definitive.

Avoidance is a safety mechanism built up from past experiences, current fears, and presumed rather than actual outcomes.

In France the first draft of the law was savaged by the Constitutional Council over concerns that internet users would be presumed guilty rather than innocent.

That trend can upend basic legal concepts, creating such profound disincentives to fighting a case that the accused are effectively treated as if they are presumed guilty rather than innocent.

But this case highlights the importance of applying appropriate management immediately according to the presumed toxidrome rather than recognition of what kind of herb was ingested [2].

Additionally, high proportion of women who started HAART during pregnancy for presumed PMTCT rather than their own health.

In this case, we think it would be best to consider a "presumed consent", rather than an actual consent request.

Unfortunately, the overall effect is not very illuminating, presuming devotion rather than creating it.