The term "presumptive case" is a valid and usable part of the English language.
It can be used to describe a situation in which the facts are assumed to be true, even though they have not been conclusively established. For example: "The prosecution was able to make a persuasive presumptive case that the defendant was guilty."
This, in Keller's view, amounts to "a clear presumptive case against patriotism's being a virtue and for its being a vice" (Keller 2005, 587 88).
The presumptive case against the resurrection from universal testimony would be as strong as Hume supposes only if, per impossible, all mankind throughout all ages had been watching the tomb of Jesus on the morning of the third day and testified that nothing occurred.
One of the Flat-coated retrievers, a carrier of allele 4 has been identified as a presumptive case of renal dysplasia based on blood biochemistry and urinalysis.
For EIDs, the case definition for reporting included a category of "presumptive" case, i.e., cases fitting the clinical and/or epidemiological definition without a laboratory diagnosis, thus, CRT is an important indicator for allocation of public health resources such as implementing isolation or quarantine in the case of EIDs.
A presumptive case was defined by clinical and imaging studies indicative of cysticercosis but lacking serologic or biopsy confirmation.
A presumptive case of B. procyonis infection in an 11-month-old child was reported in Santa Barbara in 2003 (1 ).
Prior to ART initiation, 65% (171/262) of subjects were diagnosed with PCP (100 confirmed and 71 presumptive cases), 14% (37/262) with cryptococcosis, 14% (37/262) with bacterial infections, 6% (16/262) with mycobacterial infections, 5% (14/262) with toxoplasmosis, and 4% (10/262) with histoplasmosis.
Defined as the public health circumstance or event that identifies a (presumptive) case-patient as such by the public health system, case-patient detection usually occurs at the health-facility level.
bConfirmed + presumptive cases.
Cytomorphology detected TBLN among 80% (160/200) of the presumptive cases.
Both definitive and presumptive cases were included in the analysis.
