Sentence examples for should be presumptive from inspiring English sources

This, in substance, is what the graduate in medicine claims, that, having thoroughly educated himself, his diploma and record should be presumptive evidence of skill, and guarantee him against the expense of testing his qualifications, unless proven to be positively disqualified.

If a company fails to register itself as a PCMF and attempts to perform in that capacity, there should be a presumptive violation of the treaty's provisions.

Without histological verification of electrode site, placement in the STN should be considered presumptive.

Kuwert, et al. [ 19] argues that determining prevalence of PTSD using self- report screening instruments should be considered presumptive.

Turbid cultures were considered to be presumptive positive.

Moreover, the results of serologic testing are presumptive and should be interpreted with caution.

Until gram stain results are available, antibiotic regimens should be based on the presumptive source of the infection.

Rove said that the status of Clinton's health is also a personal issue that should be addressed by the presumptive presidential candidate.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie then picked up the baton and whacked both Jindal and Huckabee by arguing their energy should be spent going after presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

The presence of not well defined hyperintense signal of the spinal cord on FLAIR sequence should be considered as a presumptive and supportive finding of spinal cord oedema at the site of HNPE, however, the inability of this sequence in identifying the compressive material leads to the consideration that no additional information are provided by FLAIR images.

In clinical settings where access to testing for M. genitalium is not currently available, consideration should be given to changing presumptive treatment of NGU and cervicitis from the current recommendation of 1 g azithromycin to doxycycline in order to minimise the development and escalation of macrolide resistance.