Sentence examples for presumed to extend from inspiring English sources

Most of the language in that case is in response to the issue of how far legislative jurisdiction should be presumed to extend in the absence of an express declaration.

As a consequence, copyright's grant of exclusivity is presumed to extend to all markets and uses for a work, whether or not they were capable of forming any part of a creator's incentive.

Now it presumes to extend its ambit to the way the Internet operates.

In contrast, the 1707 Hoei (M 8.7) earthquake is presumed to have extended across the B C boundary and ruptured the segments A, B, C, and D at a single event, based on historical documents and numerical simulation (Kodaira et al., 2006).

Furthermore, in these taxa, the brain is presumed to have extended anteriorly beyond the BHC.

Knott's preparation of blood showed 3 sheathed microfilariae with nuclei extending into the tail, presumed to be Loa loa.

The aim of this work is to analyze to which extend the convective heat transfer is correlated to the vorticity, as it is presumed to cause the intensification.

For the purposes of this study, we have extended this definition to include medical and health professionals who could be presumed to have some health background related to environmental health, however minimal (e.g., physicians, nurses, pharmacists, psychologists).

Astrocytes in the white matter extend thin processes that contact axons at the nodes of Ranvier, where they are presumed to participate in the regulation of homeostatic and metabolic functions necessary for a proper activity of axons [7].

They are presumed to disrupt cholesterol-rich membrane domains and sequester lipids within their core [3], but whether these actions are limited to the plasma membrane or extend to organellar membranes has not been established.

These patients are presumed to be cured.