Sentence examples for considered presumably from inspiring English sources

Yet Bill Keller, then editor of the New York Times and considered presumably to be libel-proof under US free-speech laws, remains relentlessly vituperated against under his own name.

Eight patients had not data about vasopressor infused and they were considered presumably affected by severe sepsis.

Additional contributions must be considered, presumably arising from modulations of the local water structure, changes in vibrational modes or other ordering parameters.

All of those detected by karyotype or MLPA, and six out of seven detected by CMA and afterwards validated, were inherited from normal parents and thus considered presumably benign.

Still, Congress could override the veto ― which lawmakers appear to be seriously considering, presumably in part because siding with Sept. 11 families would likely bolster their political prospects in an election year.

This analysis showed that the Canadian sample was highly divergent from all the other samples (especially when only considering presumably neutral markers, see Results).

Additionally, as associated research ideas develop, each of the local research ethics committees (RECs) will need to consider, presumably under the guidance of a multicentre REC, the research analyses to be conducted.

The paper analyzes a microscopic regime of strain, different from the one conventionally considered, that presumably takes place in swollen polymers showing strong microscopic phase separation, such as ion-exchange resins in water.

In the past, Musk has said that a one-way ticket to Mars would cost $500,000, which actually doesn't seem that high, all things considered, but presumably people outside of the One Percent will have a hard time scrounging up that kind of bread (I'm guessing no bank is going to lend anyone money so he or she can leave the planet forever).

A conserved cytidin at position −13 is considered as presumably the most pronounced difference and appears to be a hallmark for σ38-dependent promoters [58].

Those no longer containing A. studiosus were considered "extinct", presumably either (1) due to a mass dispersal event, or (2) a colony-wide die off.