Sentence examples for routinely presumed from inspiring English sources

For me, a first-time visitor, the festival's vitality, not to mention its sheer size, has been a revelation, vivid proof of the vibrancy of a community of theater professionals that is routinely presumed moribund and an audience that is routinely described as untapped.

Although most lymphatic and hematopoietic tissues are considered to be extremely sensitive to the carcinogenic effects of ionizing radiation, it is routinely presumed that CLL incidence is entirely insensitive to the carcinogenic effects of radiation.

Many initiatives have been developed to provide PCC, but none offers it routinely in a presumed low-risk population.

Studies, however, set the record straight: children who think they're special grow up to be adults who expect success — and the money and fame it brings — to come quickly and easily, who take offense at the slightest affront to their presumed superiority, who routinely look to be the exception to the rule.

At present the best routinely applied test for renal function and presumed GFR is that of serum creatinine.

However, for a presumed endometrioma, peritoneal washing is not routinely recommended.

Don't white police officers routinely swear in the most uncouth manner to presumed 'perps'perps

The prehospital emergency team is routinely dispatched to the field in emergency situations (in case of presumed cardiac arrest, heart attacks, respiratory distress, cerebrovascular incident, trauma, delivery, poisoning and so on).

As Bond and Fox (2007) point out, "scales to which we routinely ascribe that measurement status in the human sciences are merely presumed … almost never tested empirically" (p. 4).

This study importantly illustrates that data from the presumed more persistent and extreme IBS phenotypes seen in hospitals cannot routinely be extrapolated to the general population.

For this reason and for completeness, 'classic' carcinogens with an established environmental presence at levels that are presumed to be inconsequential may still have pathogenic relevance and should be routinely included in the analysis.