"can be presumably" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It implies that something is likely or assumed, but not certain. Example: The package can be presumably delivered by tomorrow, but there may be delays due to the weather.
It can be presumably due to improving of the IR rejection performance and also formation of a massive barrier against body thermal radiation for promising camouflage applications.
The sticker price, something that can be presumably paid using offshore cash, is a sum that Nokia will revel in and Microsoft won't miss.
For micro-Fe, a significant and continuous peak sharpening and the associated work softening were observed after the sample is yielded at pressures above 2.0 GPa, which can be presumably attributed to a pressure-induced dislocation annihilation.
This disadvantage can be presumably overcome by employing a fiber-like anode with a hierarchical crystalline TiO2 nanostructure, which may reduce the grain boundaries and defects, and thus leads to more efficient carrier-transfer channels.
In the southern part, although we found two OBS sites that show the fast axis corresponding to the magnetic lineation, the pattern of the fast axis can be presumably explained by the anisotropic structure associated with the tensional stress of the plate bending.
Although Hsp70 acts mainly as an intracellular cytoplasmic chaperone responsible for facilitating folding of newly synthesized or mis-folded proteins, a fraction can be presumably packaged into MVBs that form exosomes.
Upstairs are booths with curtains that can be drawn, presumably for romantic purposes.
Occasionally slightly larger cholesteatoma up to 5 mm can be missed, presumably due to the nature of the cholesteatoma (lack of necessary keratin to return high DWI signal or poor image quality (movement artefact) [3, 18, 38].
Thus, by selectively breeding mice for extremes in stress reactivity, clinically relevant endophenotypes of MD can be modelled, presumably including the symptomatology and pathophysiology of specific subtypes of depression.
In minimal amounts of human cells or tissue more than 10,000 proteins can be detected, presumably covering most of the expressed proteins (Wisniewski et al. 2013; Munoz et al. 2011).
During one of Justice Kennedy's questions, Thomas, who sat next to Kennedy at the time, can be heard muttering (presumably to Justice Stephen Breyer, his longtime whisper-mate), "I don't understand those two together".
