Sentence examples for been purported for from inspiring English sources
Three possible explanations have been purported for these results: Firstly, dogs were domesticated for many distinct purposes, such as herding, guarding, hunting, rescuing, or companionship [ 46], resulting in the large number of very specialised modern breeds.
One respondent suggested two weighting schemes, one which is purported for data containing microarray, clinical chemistry and histopathology measurements (suggestion 5a) and one for molecular validation of toxicological evaluations of the samples (suggestion 5b).
Two putative timing mechanisms have been purported to account for FAA [2].
Another gene, the SHQ1 homolog, expressed in CD34 cells has been purported to be required for the assembly of H/ACA small nucleolar and telomerase RNPs [35], [37].
It also has an eclectic population and has long been purported to be the inspiration for the Alaska town in the 1990s television series "Northern Exposure".
Despite this difficulty, measuring total body water or plasma osmolality has been purported to be the standard for hydration assessment [21].
More importantly, he also duped Hans Gert Pottering into keeping the UK Conservatives in the EPP while guaranteeing them complete freedom to campaign against everything the EPP is purported to stand for.
This margin of safety was purported to allow for "any species difference in susceptibility, the numerical differences between the test animals and the human population exposed to the hazard, the wider variety of complicating disease processes in the human population, the difficulty of estimating the human intake and the possibility of synergistic action among food additives" [ 29].
Oprah's early endorsement of fellow Chicagoan Barack Obama was purported to be responsible for producing an additional million voters for Obama, according to economics professors Craig Garthwaite and Timothy J. Moore from the University of Maryland.
One big problem for unsuspecting users is purported spyware-fighting software available for free online.
A 1938 Lucky Strike ad features a testimonial from the movie actress Dolores Del Rio, whose throat was purported to be insured for $50,000.
