Sentence examples similar to thought to be presented from inspiring English sources

But it is thought to be presenting more detailed proposals than its UK rivals.

The latter component is thought to be present only when subjects consciously perceive the global novelty.

Scouting density levels are determined by the degree of pest or disease thought to be present in a field.

Until 15 years ago, these molecules were not thought to be present in the brain, but they now are known to play an important role in normal brain development.

It also says that the disability originates before the age of 18, and that mental retardation is thought to be present "if an individual has an I.Q.

A useful rule of thumb is to sample the signal at about ten times higher than the highest frequency thought to be present.

Bobcats are thought to be present throughout the park, but their numbers are unknown, and there are occasional sightings of lynx and pumas (mountain lions).

Not only that, but apparently "avian" features not originally thought to be present in earlier dinosaurs are now known in numerous taxa.

So of 320,000 foreigners believed to be still in the country after evading deportation orders, agents were instructed to find the estimated 6,000 from nations where terrorists of Al Qaeda were thought to be present.

We estimate this price difference, and find no evidence of failures of the transversality condition in housing markets in the U.K. and Singapore, even during periods when a sizeable bubble was regularly thought to be present.

People set bonfires on hilltops for relighting their hearth fires for the winter and to frighten away evil spirits, and they sometimes wore masks and other disguises to avoid being recognized by the ghosts thought to be present.