Sentence examples for which presumptive from inspiring English sources

Cell segregation was first demonstrated by the experiments of Townes and Holtfreter in which presumptive neural and epidermal cells were isolated from amphibian gastrulas, subsequently they were mixed and they autonomously sorted into separate tissues (Townes & Holtfreter 1955).

According to Mike, even the people cheering for Clinton on Wednesday are facing an internal debate about which presumptive candidate to vote for in November: Clinton, the Establishment New York Democrat who voices the pro-labor lines they want to hear, or Trump, the rich guy who promises to be "the greatest jobs president God ever created".

In our experiments we used a MPN protocol integrated with qPCR in which presumptive positive MPN tubes are directly checked by qPCR for confirmation.

Only 25 fecal samples from which presumptive E. coli O157 was not isolated locally were examined for the presence of STEC and non-O157 STEC by the reference laboratories.

7 For what was Rigoletto substituted for the opening of the Opera House? 8 Which heir presumptive drowned when his train fell into the river?

In a week in which the presumptive Republican candidate, State Senator Thomas H. Kean Jr., posed proudly at a fund-raising event with Senator Elizabeth Dole of North Carolina, the chairman of the Republican Senate Campaign Committee, the announcement of Mr. Menendez remained in uneasy limbo.

And the different ways in which the presumptive Republican and Democratic nominees responded to it presented a tidy, stark contrast in their beliefs about the roots of, and remedies for, random violence in America.

The tragedy happened amid an already febrile election campaign in which the presumptive Republican nominee, Donald Trump, has called for a ban on Muslims entering the country because of fears of terrorism.

The case has political purchase in an election year in which the presumptive Republican nominee, Donald Trump, has pledged to round up and deport all 11 million undocumented immigrants, described Mexican immigrants as "rapists" and promised to build a wall along the border.

The unlikely coalition he mobilized, of independents, moderate Republicans and disaffected Democrats, now constitutes a crucial swing block in the general election, a group over which the presumptive nominees, Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore, are now expected to wage a fierce contest.

The pledge, which the presumptive Democratic nominee will unveil in a video at Netroots, a conference for liberal activists, sets a timetable for pushing an idea that Clinton has suggested throughout the primary.