Sentence examples for suppositions were made from inspiring English sources

When susceptibility was not tested and the EUCAST did not provide presumed susceptibility, suppositions were made in the following cases (partly based on the low mediocre MDR situation in the Netherlands [ 21]): Moraxella catarrhalis was considered susceptible to ciprofloxacin.

Their ontological and epistemological suppositions are made explicit and are, thus, open for critical analysis [19, 20].

A the requirement of subject, some suppositions are made to consider the idea not in physical science.

To resolve this equation a supposition was made about the pressure distribution along the radius.

3 Further supposition is made regarding muscle hypertrophy, reduced compartment volume due to a decreased fascial compliance, 4 and shorter periods of muscle relaxation as the underlying pathophysiology of CECS.

Very little is known about him, but what small suppositions have been made bear a sobering resemblance to the Unabomber.

A supposition has been made that already functioning legal frameworks and voluntary sustainability standards will be interested in getting support from independent organizations established by states, for example, for carrying out certification and control activities [65].

By now most students of 18th-century literature know the psychoerotic suppositions that have been made about Johnson and Mrs. Thrale (said to involve corporal discipline) as surely as history readers know of Gladstone's prostitutes and Catherine's horse.

On the charge of unfair trade the plaintiff proved that the defendant advertised the drug of its own manufacture as 'genuine Aspirin,' and asserted that in other ways not necessary to describe it gave color to the supposition that its product had been made by plaintiff.

Extravagant as the supposition is, let it however be made.

Many of our consumer decisions, he adds, are made in ignorance and supposition, which is rarely challenged or informed.