Sentence examples for presumably achieved from inspiring English sources

This reprogramming of the spider's routine is presumably achieved by some chemical the wasp larva injects into its host.

From these observations, the interconversion of lactate + acetyl-CoA ↔ lactyl-CoA + acetate presumably achieved an equilibrium state, namely, the polymerization of lactyl-CoA would be a retarded step.

It has been demonstrated that PRC2 is required for PRC1 binding to chromatin [17], presumably achieved through binding of HPC protein to H3K27me3 [15].

These observations led us to hypothesize that stronger VSD-FP coupling, as presumably achieved by linker shortening, may give rise to a faster depolarization response in CFP independent of the CFP-YFP energy transfer mechanism (fluorescence resonance energy transfer; FRET).

Therefore, the colonization to terrestrial habitats was presumably achieved by becoming more tolerant to desiccation.

Its primary stability is presumably achieved by press-fit fixation of the triple-tapered design [ 10].

If we begin to reshape our own genetic code, we could presumably achieve even greater variation among our human descendants.

Antidepressant medications, by contrast, directly affect the chemistry of the brain and presumably achieve their therapeutic effects by correcting the chemical dysregulation that is causing the depression.

If Ghana bought more hybrid seeds, it could presumably achieve something closer to Brazilian yields.Why don't the laggards catch up?

And if prices continue to rise, the seller presumably achieves a higher price than he otherwise might for his property, in effect benefiting from the overall market appreciation after the sale.

NASA has begun preliminary design work on a new system to carry astronauts to low earth orbit, to reach the International Space Station and presumably achieve other goals as well, but its purpose is not yet clear.