Sentence examples for high presumably from inspiring English sources

Prices, though, are high, presumably reflecting the extra care that goes into sourcing and preparation.

Williams in a holdall, Alex in a trunk – and each time with the heating turned up high, presumably to speed the decomposition process.

They are soluble and their turnovers are high, presumably because their N-terminal heme monooxygenase and their C-terminal diflavin reductase domain are covalently linked.

Thus, the values of I DS max and g m max of the MOS-HEMT were relatively high, presumably the result of enhanced mobility caused by decreased carrier scattering, due to surface passivation [24, 25].

These dolls were up really, really high, presumably so that I wouldn't be able to steal them.

Our data show that exposure of epitope-specific CD8+ T cells to high (presumably saturating) peptide concentrations result in different degrees of PD-1 upregulation, consistent with PD-1 expression ex vivo.

People who believe that stocks are invariably worth less when interest rates are higher presumably also believe that companies cannot earn more when inflation is higher.

An architectural painter, Ryder tells us explicitly that it is buildings, in all their permanence, that he holds in highest esteem — higher, presumably, than the mercurial creatures who reside in them.

The magnitude threshold in the PDE catalog is temporally higher, presumably because the determination of the hypocenters was delayed due to occurrences of a large number of earthquakes after March 11.

The clearance rate for mouse apoE is the highest, presumably because mouse apoE exists mostly in the monomeric state.

Levels in 1-month-old mice were generally slightly higher, presumably due to suckling or release of OTA from protein binding during the period after cessation of exposure.