Sentence examples for presumed to adopt from inspiring English sources
The MCM complex is not presumed to adopt an octameric assembly in vivo, but we note that a hypothetical hexamer generated by removing two adjacent subunits from the octameric ring would correspond to an open hexameric ring with an opening large enough to permit entry of B-form dsDNA.
Focusing on one's particular tasks, skills, talents, gifts, and demands rather than presuming to adopt everyone else's and then going about it with energy and non-leaf-withering strength, ignoring scoffers and sticking to the path -- these are the qualities that the psalm suggests define the righteous, at least in part.
A bishopric established at Abercorn in the region of West Lothian, is presumed to have adopted Roman forms of Christianity after the Synod of Whitby.
Provision of extension and training services to farmers is presumed to capacitate households to adopt new technologies.
Wales will become the first UK country to adopt a process where individuals will be presumed to have consented for their organs to be donated unless they opt out.
One obstacle to unilateral free trade pacts has been the unwillingness of the U.S.' presumed trading partners to adopt our relatively strict environmental standards.
These patients are presumed to be cured.
New architecture was presumed to be revolutionary.
The three were presumed to be Michael Howard, Peter Lilley and Michael Portillo.
A British resident is also presumed to have been killed.
His lawyer said that Dr. Waksal was "presumed to be innocent".
