Sentence examples similar to presumed yes from inspiring English sources
Asked three times, he each time declines to say (so I presume yes).
Presuming a yes vote, the most likely outcome is a moderate turn out and a majority for yes that is clear, but not decisive.
Darwinian in their thinking, such students might then presume that yes, that must be it, having deduced from the aforementioned literature that only the very smart and directed — the women on their way to running Lehman Brothers or the Centers for Disease Control, if but for swaddling cloth — were the ones bothering to have babies at all.
Thirty-eight candidate donors (54%) were excluded because of STI antecedents (answered "yes" to question 5; n = 22) or presumed risk for STI (answered "yes" to questions 3, 4, 6 or 8, or answered "no" to question 7; n = 16).
Rasch modeling summarized responses into a continuous score, modeling the conditional probabilities for each "yes" response, given the presumed event severity and each child's true-but-unobserved exposure (a latent construct) (Kindlon et al. 1996).
Since both groups can be presumed to be more likely to vote yes, they could make a big difference to the outcome.
If you presume the answer is yes, that leads to specific questions about how to achieve such a transformation on the time scale they propose.
We presume that patients responded "yes" if they considered one of or more the sub-portions to be correct, whereas patients responded "no" if they considered none of the sub-portions to be correct.
If the proportion of interested senators voting "yes" exceeded the proportion of uninterested senators giving their assent, the bill was presumed to be positive for the industry in question.
