Sentence examples for when presumed from inspiring English sources

Morales and Torres were the top two vote-getters in the first round on 6 September when presumed front-runner Manuel Baldizon finished a surprising third – a result considered to be a rejection of Guatemala's political establishment in the wake of the corruption scandal.

After last year, when presumed Best Director favorites such as Ben Affleck and Kathryn Bigelow were snubbed by the Academy Awards, who's to say what will happen in this crazy category?

This is especially apparent at later time points (P28) when presumed uncleaved ICAM-5 remains in dendritic protrusions rather than redistributing to dendritic shafts.

According to one mathematical model, organ availability is likely to be higher when presumed consent measures are introduced, even when other confounding factors are taken into account, but ambiguities in the model are acknowledged [ 19].

ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) was diagnosed when ST elevation ≥1 mm was seen in at least two contiguous leads in any location on the index or qualifying ECG, or when presumed new left bundle branch block or documented new Q waves were observed.

For some examples of this, we can turn to an article in this issue of the European Journal of Epidemiology in which Greenland and Mansournia [ 3] caution how failing to read a causal DAG as encoding only structural (not random) confounding or failing to be explicit about faithfulness when presumed can lead readers of a causal diagram to perceive a different "thousand words" than intended.

Same goes when presuming someone receives emails instantly on her phone, which may not be the case.

Although not used in this work, it is possible to repeat the mutation assay with a single probe when one doubts the result, for instance when the presumed mutant peak is very small.

He liked to strike after 9 p.m., when he presumed people would be inside, perhaps watching television.

Yes, a single night of celebrity back-patting has evolved into a six-month industry in Hollywood – a wearisome process that at least seems more worthwhile when the presumed frontrunner is as marvellous as Boyhood (Universal, 15).

We need a new term for someone who deliberately leaves his car boot open with valuables on show and then, when the presumed criminal fails to fall into the trap, clobbers him anyway for resisting arrest.