Significados de presumptively en inglés

The alopecia is presumptively diagnosed as Alopecia X but has never been investigated.

It is always presumed that a correct diagnosis has been made, or at least a presumptively correct diagnosis.

A Department of Health and Human Services building has tested presumptively positive for anthrax, Secretary Tommy Thompson said today.

The location of a new county court house, presumptively fixing the county seat for all time, devolved upon these Commissioners.

Dr. Bouthoin and Mr. Semhians are compelled to suspect themselves to be encompassed with rivals, presumptively supported by their Governments.

Medically attended local reactions to the DTaP vaccine were presumptively identified from administrative data and were confirmed by medical record review.

During President Barack Obama's administration, ICE in 2016 announced that pregnant women not subject to mandatory detention should be presumptively released.

As a gentleman, Boothby was presumptively exempt from greed-nevermind that many members of the gentry were chronically strapped for cash.

This presumptively was the lad's first visit to the playhouse, but from that time it was one of his favorite amusements.

For weeks, print and pixel had been dominated by news, overwhelmingly uninformed or stale, about the long-awaited and presumptively historical Facebook IPO.

The companies said the guidelines violated First Amendment protections for commercial speech by presumptively blocking certain labelling statements until they receive FDA approval.

The companies said the guidelines violated First Amendment protections for commercial speech by presumptively blocking certain labeling statements until they receive FDA approval.

A positive finding will presumptively conclude that the patient has the new, previously unseen strain of H1N1 swine flu.

In all former ages, all that was in the past was presumptively true, and the burden was upon him who sought to change it.

To-day, the human mind apparently regards the lessons of the past as presumptively false-andthe burden is upon him who seeks to invoke them.

Finally, the loan would be "presumptively unfair" if it had a substantial penalty or one that lasted beyond the introductory period, she added.