Alternatively, lesser moral status might involve fewer presumptions against different types of interference (e.g., only a presumption against causing pain but not against killing).
In addition, the database should contain detailed descriptions of anomalies, including the initial presumption of cause, and it should be up to date.
In Belgium, Italy, and Luxembourg, there is a presumption of cause.
Similarly, in France, the list of occupational diseases is considered to be a presumption of cause.
This indicates that use of the digital ovulation test in couples who are trying to conceive should not be dismissed with the presumption that they cause stress.
The BDG outlines that dual practice is any activity pursued outside employment and must not be performed if it hinders the physician from fulfilling his official duties, causes the presumption of partiality or endangers other essential interests of the service.
Flawed analysis either intentional or though misunderstanding of commonly accepted data analysis methods can lead to erroneous results and presumption of correlation of cause and effect, when, in fact, there is little or none.
It's scumbags like @JeffreyToobin, who don't believe in the presumption of innocence that cause me to worry for my sons.
He wrote on Twitter on Tuesday, "It's scumbags like @JeffreyToobin, who don't believe in the presumption of innocence that cause me to worry for my sons".
To cover a story with breadth, objectivity and integrity does not include false reports and presumptions of the cause of one's death, be they a celebrity or not.
