Sentence examples for achieved presumably from inspiring English sources

We have previously shown that a full stretching of native carbonic anhydrase B (CAB) using the atomic force microscope could not be achieved, presumably due to the presence of a 'knot' in the C-terminal region of the protein.

However, no significant support for deep nodes was achieved, presumably due to large contribution of phylogenetic noise from rapidly-envolving ITS regions.

Nevertheless, although this initial stage of sexual development could be achieved – presumably due to certain levels of interaction between the pheromone and its receptor in their non-cognate mating type – no ascospores were formed.

To synthesize full-length cDNA efficiently has been difficult to achieve presumably because the RT tends to be interrupted at regions of secondary structure in mRNA templates [16], [17], resulting in the generation of truncated cDNA.

However, we know that a long-lasting disease-free survival is not easy to achieve, presumably because some tumor (stem) cells escape from therapy and may remain dormant for months, years and sometimes decades.

The assessment of actually achieved or presumably resulting goals, given the institutional design, is the subject of the fourth step.

If there is a discrepancy between the ascribed purposes and the actually achieved or presumably resulting goals, statements can be made regarding the existence of (gateways to) institutional corruption.

First, only a small number of patients were included in the follow-up since fewer patients than expected achieved remission, presumably a consequence of long-standing disease and stringent remission criteria.

By making the disagreement point the status quo instead of the Hobbesian state of nature, however, agreement will be harder to achieve because, presumably, many will find the status quo attractive.

The method that participants used to achieve this presumably varied from person to person, depending on their subjective concept of a random sequence.

Hence, the intensity of the mechanical activity that the musculoskeletal system can transiently achieve, which presumably determines the quantities of metabolic energy released and therefore the level of performance attained, differs fundamentally between the cycling-based and running-based sprint efforts.