Sentence examples for presumably accessible from inspiring English sources

His learning constituted "a lower level of knowledge" (7:27), a practical level that was presumably accessible to the majority of human beings.

When TSA acetylates the lysine residues of histone tails, integrated DNA may not have the necessary transcription factors around it in abundance to be able bind to available promoter binding sites, despite the fact that the DNA is now presumably accessible to those host and viral factors.

However, it is difficult to predict interaction between the protease and substrate based on known structures [28], [29], as once initial cleavages of hemoglobin take place, the structure of hemoglobin will be altered, and multiple peptide bonds will presumably be accessible to cleavage by the falcipains.

Consequently, both proteins are presumably not accessible to SPP and therefore do not interact.

In contrast, CUTs are transcribed at varying levels, presumably from accessible chromatin acting as "adventitious" and bi-directional promoters [9,18,26].

Analyses of specific associations of predicted CRMs and epigenetic marks led us to propose a model combining different factors (Zelda, TRL, CBP and other unknown factors), which presumably bind accessible and active chromatin regions.

Cellulose microfibrils are presumably more directly accessible to enzymatic attack in primary cell walls with little or no lignification.

By this, the sample trees presumably gained some access to soil water which is not accessible otherwise.

The permanganate sensitivity of the flipped base in the Tn10 transposon end suggested that the hydrophobic pocket in which it is presumably held is more accessible than the equivalent region in the Tn5 transposase complex (above).

Furthermore, arithmetic facts are presumably represented as automatically accessible verbal associations of rote-memorized long-term memory entries.

Once obtained, an initial "snapshot" of proteins expressed in umbilical cord blood serum may serve as the starting point for developing low-cost assays for biomarkers of exposure and disease in this easily accessible and presumably information rich biofluid.