Sentence examples for a process presumably from inspiring English sources
One will only rarely be in a position to watch the growth of an underlying pathological process in CEH: such a process presumably develops insidiously slow.
Results also suggest transport of material from the substrate surface to the 3D islands, a process presumably related to the presence of trenches around some of the pyramids.
Total island volume analysis also indicates mass transport from the substrate surface to the 3D islands, a process presumably related to the presence of trenches around some of the pyramids.
The mechanistic data provide information about how SSB may rearrange along DNA, a process presumably important for its biological roles, outlined above.
Gene conversion via genetic recombination is the most likely explanation for the maintenance of the near-identical rDNA sequences at the nucleomorph chromosome ends and such a process presumably acts to homogenize the adjacent sub-telomeric region as well.
However a secondary process, presumably PdCx formation, is hampered under these experimental conditions on the P aged catalyst 7.5P/Pd/Al.
Senior members of the military had recently complained of foreign meddling in the constitution-building process, presumably a reference to regional powerhouse Australia, which has a rocky relationship with Mr. Bainimarama and had partially financed the constitution's drafting through its international aid organization, AusAID.
This process presumably has a long history, much of it possibly occurring after internalization and ADP/ATP transport was established, and thus a recognizable eukaryote had arisen.
His best shot was declaring that enacting reform was an "unconscionable abuse of power," a "historic usurpation of the legislative process" — presumably because the legislative process isn't supposed to include things like "votes" in which the majority prevails.
The electrode potential plays an important role in this process presumably modulating electrophilic properties of the carbon surface.
Mrs. Clinton held an open auction for her book, so the $8 million advance emerged from a process that presumably represented the industry's consensus about what the book would be worth.
