Sentence examples for previously presumed from inspiring English sources

Churchwell is also scathing about attempts to suggest Zelda had a larger role in her husband's work than previously presumed.

A trend certainly confirmed the existence of the previously presumed mutual relationship between building site categories and subsidence size distribution.

Right now the Astros are in trouble because Roger Clemens left after two innings with a sore hamstring, trudging off with fewer flashbulbs popping than in his previously presumed final Series game in Florida in 2003.

Most of all though there was Sandor Clegane, previously presumed dead but saved by Ian McShane's down-to-earth soldier turned Septon (popular resurrections are increasingly becoming a thing on this show).

The findings indicate that dog bites may not be as easily preventable as previously presumed, and that education about dog body language may not prevent some types of dog bites.

Scientists have previously presumed that we are in a relatively safe period for meteor impacts, which are linked with the journey of our sun and its planets, including Earth, through the Milky Way.

Slave ownership, it appears, was far more common than has previously been presumed.

HCV infection is frequently found in children who have previously been presumed to have non-A, non-B hepatitis and cryptogenic liver disease.

While we did not detect any amplification events or introduction of TLOs to chromosome arms that did not have TLOs or a BTS previously, we presume that such nonhomologous events are relatively rare.

In addition to Paul Oakenfold's remix of "Rubberneckin'," which grooves similarly to JXL's remix of "A Little Less Conversation" on the first CD, the collection features the previously unreleased (and presumed lost) "I'm a Roustabout".

As summarized in Table 1, genes may be classified based on computationally determined sequence similarity to a previously known gene (presumed homologue, orthologue, or paralogue), protein, or consensus feature (such as the functional domain of a protein).