The phrase "and presumably has a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making an assumption about something that is likely true based on available information.
Example: "The new software update is expected to improve performance, and presumably has a user-friendly interface."
Alternatives: "and likely possesses a" or "and is expected to have a".
By comparison, the largest Ford, the Excursion sport utility, is just over an inch longer and 600 pounds heavier, seats up to five more, costs about a quarter-million dollars less, and, presumably, has a higher towing capacity.
Additionally, Sirois should probably be held to a slightly higher standard because he is a lawyer and presumably has a greater appreciation for the purpose of these rules.
It's unclear whether the site is having any effect beyond City Hall, among an immigrant population that often doesn't read English and presumably has a low rate of computer ownership.
This helix is conserved in p63 and presumably has a similar structural role [ 25, 35].
Nucleoid compaction is found exclusively in infectious extracellular forms of Chlamydia and presumably has a protective function (PNAS, 2004, 101(101: 745101456).
MOSCOW — It is called a zorb, an outsize inflatable ball in which people strap themselves, then bounce down a ski slope and, presumably, have a good time doing so.
To be on the safe side, an additional 25% of seats in local and national parliaments are reserved for military men.The National League for Democracy NLDD), which won the 1990 election and presumably had a shot at doing well this time, is not standing in protest at the unfair conditions.
And now that the girls are older, and presumably having a larger say in their outfit choices, their individual styles are starting to shine through.
Now that you've had a few days to accept your Middle (St age status... and presumably had a few drinks, written a novel, or your first play, penned a few heartfelt songs, painted a still life, purchased a red corvette and bought a leather jacket... you know, like ya do: Welcome back.
Participants who died (and presumably had a higher risk of hypertension) are not included, which could have influenced the risk estimates towards the neutral value.
This approach often overestimates conditional risk of PTSD because worst traumas are atypical and presumably have a higher risk of PTSD compared with more typical traumas [ 10- 12].
