Sentence examples for presumed until now from inspiring English sources

The slow spreading rate was presumed until now to inhibit the surge of magma, the researchers and other experts said.

"Until now, we presumed that whole foods would act similarly to the data on supplemental protein, but we had no real evidence, " said Ormsbee in a press release.

Memory and automaticity may therefore help to explain effects that have, up until now, been presumed to result from singing.

"We presume nothing now," said Ms. Press.

France knows better than to presume Sarkozy will now retire.

Until now, all of the AB blood was presumed to have come from Nancy Haysom.

Until now, the detailed mechanism responsible for the presumed interchromosomal trans-splicing events that lead to the production of the 4.3-kb human ACAT1 chimeric mRNA has remained obscure.

In a world where every man is presumed to have a price, he played for only one professional team and has until now coached just two.

However, this presumed metabolite has escaped detection in human samples by conventional methods (HPLC, GC-MS, LC-MS) until now.

While the disease is presumed to be endemic in Cambodia, no laboratory-confirmed data on disease frequency have been published until now.

For example, one caregiver said, "Up until now I don't know what's wrong with her, I'm just presuming... because at [the HIV clinic] they educated me on HIV and caring for someone who is positive" (E064C).