Sentence examples for complex presumably from inspiring English sources

With that, he charged off to another corner of the Mets' complex, presumably to teach another pitcher how to pitch.

If God works away miraculously to do the very complex, presumably in the name of goodness, then why on earth does God not occasionally get involved miraculously to prevent the very simple with horrendous consequences?

Eastwood, who also said Wasps intended to open negotiations with the Alan Edward Higgs charity, which owns the other 50% of the stadium complex, presumably with a view to acquiring a majority shareholding, said there would be no changes to the stadium's colour scheme.

Tech wealth has the same disproportionate, commanding-heights effect on today's culture as Wall Street's takeover-and-junk-bond complex had 15 years ago, and as the biotech-financial complex presumably will 15 years from now -- and as the mass-production economy had at the start of the 20th century, and as the boom in cars, highways and real estate subdivision had after World War II.

Although mGluR5R could not form disulfide-mediated covalent homodimers, it was able to form a homomeric complex, presumably through noncovalent interactions.

Consistent with this, the level of siRNAs is reduced in mutants of the ClrC complex, presumably due to dissociation of the RITS from H3K9me-deficient heterochromatin in these mutants (Motamedi et al., 2004; Hong et al., 2005; Li et al., 2005).

High variability in this aspect [ 36, 70] further evidences the great complexity of this mechanism and the wide range of AGO complexes, presumably with different roles, which might be involved in the process.

Additionally, the functionalization with doxorubicin demonstrated the possibility to obtain non-covalent supramolecular complexes, presumably thanks to hydrophobic interactions between the nanoparticle surface and the aromatic rings of the drug.

Complexation with AlCl3 has only a minor effect on the structure of the monoketones (Additional file 1: Table S1), but we do notice that 2-AcAlCl3 and 4-AcAlCl3 are both destabilized relative to the two other AlCl3 complexes presumably owing to steric interactions between the bulky AlCl3 group and the neighboring 3-CH3 group.

The underlying effect does not originate from probe/target (pairwise) interactions but obviously results from the formation of collective complexes presumably of four neighboring probes.

Some miR-10 paralogues have been subsequently lost from duplicated Hox complexes, presumably through pseudogenization, facilitated by functional redundancy.