Sentence examples for authors presumed from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the authors presumed the existence of another control step of CAR signaling independent of translocation.

It is worthy of note that the straightly linked chain structures appears on larger Fe clusters, just as shown in Figure 2c,d, and the authors presumed the formation of single magnetic domain of 5-nm Fe clusters.

The authors presumed readers shared a belief in the Christian God and a desire to understand God's trinitarian life more clearly and reflect it in their lives more faithfully.

The authors presumed that thiourea hydrolysis took place via protonation of the thiourea nitrogen bound directly to ring 1.

The authors presumed the pathophysiologic benefit of ACEi use stemmed from the preservation of renal blood flow during surgery [ 41].

Increased kidney and liver weights were observed in rats that received the agents at 25% of their individual lowest observed nephrotoxic effect level, which the authors presumed to be equivalent to NOELs.

Thanks to the asset-light infrastructure and operational flexibilities of CL, many authors presume a minimisation of costs [14, 21, 41].

The authors presume that the terms may originate from articles focusing on the description of experiences with technology foresight applications for the enhancement of various sectors, regions, countries, etc.

Furthermore, an additional 14,300 people (according to outdated and presumably inadequate estimates) live in unofficial accommodation such as tent camps; for the year 2003, FEANTSA, the European Federation of National Organizations Working with the Homeless, estimated the number of homeless people at 17,000; the authors presume that this number has increased considerably since then [34].

Table 3 shows the values the authors presume for the skin's geometry and thermophysical nature.

The authors presume that changes in metabolism or perifollicular inflammation influence the hair structure directly.