Sentence examples for are presumably the same from inspiring English sources

The genes, if Mr. Albert finds them, would be of great interest because they are presumably the same in all species of domesticated mammal.

However, the American College of Radiology issued a statement on Wednesday saying that a passenger flying cross-country receives more radiation from the flight at high altitude than from either of the two types of scanners that the Transportation Security Administration is using; these are presumably the same systems to be used in Europe.

The fronto-parietal regions showing increased amplitude of resting activity fluctuation in our study are presumably the same, which are considered to be associated with executive functions.

However, both electrons and x-rays deliver energy to the electrons of the sample and the mechanisms of energy transfer to nuclei are presumably the same and take place within 1 fs [52].

PCN and its orthologs in A. thaliana and Zinnia [11], [17], [25] are not uniquely expressed during secondary vascular development, and the proteins' biochemical functions are presumably the same in the different tissues where it is expressed.

Although the molecular properties of the neuron are presumably the same, the SDQR neuron seemingly has a different response to UNC-6 that depends only on the location of the UNC-6 source.

You grew up in Roswell, Georgia, which is presumably the same place as Roswell, New Mexico (1).

This was presumably the same injury that was responsible for her lame performance when she lost to Vera Zvonareva in the French Open.

Chistorra is presumably the same sausage that's rendered elsewhere on the menu as txistorra -- the second spelling marks it as a product of the Basque region, 200 miles west of Barcelona.

The thinking behind this is presumably the same as with chilling shortbread dough, slowing the melting of the butter and thus helping the crumble to retain its pebbly shape while cooking.

This is presumably the same modernisation that led Human Rights Watch that year to comment that "hundreds of people were executed after trials that failed to comply with minimum international standards".