In the field of jurisprudence, the term probabilis was typically combined with presumptions (presumptiones).
The article is laced with the presumption that, with regard to both general data and individual cases, any charge of domestic violence made by a woman against a man must be true.
In agreement with this presumption, bacteria with enhanced expression of GorA (a glutathione reductase) and CydC (a protein involved in the transport of glutathione from the cytosol to the periplasm) displayed glycogen deficient phenotypes (Fig. 1).
Every subway ride starts with a presumption of silence; every cab ride starts with a conversation: Where are we going?
"The thing I object to is beginning with the presumption that people can't make decisions with severe pain or anxiety," said Dr. Zaner of Vanderbilt.
Accordingly, several investigations examined the effects of systemic CM with the presumption that the results represented cocaine interactions with peripheral cocaine targets at similar doses [10], [13].
From the fourth principle onward, i.e., starting with the presumption of equality, this article is mainly concerned with distributive justice and the evaluation of distribution.
Shorey's film review concludes with the presumption that Fenshaw returns to a place of "legalized vice" with Mrs. Bowers' permission.
This is consistent with the presumption that terpenoids mediate the interactions of B. terrae BS001 with its host, like reported for B. rhizoxinica HKI454 in its interaction with the fungal host (Lackner, Moebius, Partida-Martinez, et al. 2011).
