Sentence examples for are presumably different from inspiring English sources

These are presumably different pork-barrel projects from the ones McCain is going to cut in order to pay for $613 billion in permanent tax cuts.

A recent study has proposed the existence of two additional autoinducer sensors in V. cholerae, namely VpsS and CqsR, but the signals sensed by these sensors are presumably different from the two canonical autoinducers, CAI-1 and AI-220.

Even in such cases, the implications of observed onsets are presumably different between the ASIs and GIs.

This observation was unexpected because excitatory glutamatergic neurons and the majority of GABAergic interneurons are presumably different in their developmental origins (Kornack and Rakic 1995; Tan et al. 1998).

Mr. Danielpour's intentions were presumably different, and here the near quotations of Mahler, Bernstein and others proved merely distracting.

The situation is presumably different in spring and early summer when the energetically most expensive tasks in a marmot's life take place: reproduction, competition for territory ownership, growth and fattening [41].

While these results in Prunus show that S-RNase transcript levels behave similarly to S.chacoense in self and non-self crosses, the mechanism is presumably different with transcription of S-locus genes somehow activated by non-self pollen [47].

Is adjustment the same even though the risk is presumably different in each instance?

What is (presumably) different is that human victims also typically retain a vivid memory of the event.

6, 12, 43 The situation is presumably different for the subsequent hardening behavior, as the probabilities for dislocation interaction depend significantly on the slip geometry.

Additionally, the mutation-carrying haplotype in Family 1 was present in 9.8% of the HapMap European population, which is presumably different from the haplotype reported by Rossor et al. (2015), which was present in only 2% of Europeans.