Sentence examples for presumed to predict from inspiring English sources

To investigate the efficacy of subconjunctival sodium hyaluronate 2.3% in increasing the success rate of glaucoma filtering surgery and promoting filtering blebs with characteristics presumed to predict better success.

For instance, one point of contention over the EC review was whether evidence of toxicity in animals should be presumed to predict human effects in the absence of evidence to the contrary.

So while intelligence agents perceive a professional duty to cloak all their deeds and knowledge, it is a newspaper's duty to publish what it learns without presuming to predict a good or ill result.

I wouldn't presume to predict how Plantain's dinner service will do on quiet 38th Street, but if successful, it will join a short list of restaurants that offer one thing during the day and another at night.

Scenario analyses and exercises do not presume to predict the future but rather provide a description of possible future outcomes.

Marrying those scorecards to financial and other databases, Open Ratings presumes to predict which suppliers are most likely to deliver late, ship defective products or go bankrupt before completing a contract.

I can't presume to predict how the course of history would have developed but I am convinced that his assassination did change the future dramatically.

Behavioral intention is presumed to best predict behavior.

The goal of the experiments was to test ExAlt's ability to take a single input sequence presumed to contain an exon and correctly predict all of the exon/intron boundaries.

A gene presumed to encode a triosephosphate isomerase (TPI_2) predicted to be targeted to the plastid, was among the most regulated Calvin cycle genes.

Based on phenotypic differences presumed to reflect adaptation to predation regimes, we predicted that the LP ecotype would have lower survival compared to the HP ecotype.