Sentence examples for presumably acquired from inspiring English sources

For its part, the FARC acknowledged, after years of denials, that it possessed a deep reservoir of funds — presumably acquired through kidnapping, extortion, and drug trafficking — and promised to turn over the money to compensate war victims.

Another early theory, probably first proposed by Odobescu (1889) and picked up again by Giurascu (1976), identifies Athanaric, pagan king of the Gothic Thervingi, as the likely owner of the hoard, presumably acquired through the conflict with the Roman Emperor Valens in 369.

These genes were presumably acquired from distantly related environmental bacteria via horizontal gene transfer (HGT).

From an evolutionary standpoint, glucose repression of CmADH2A is presumably acquired after the speciation of C. maltosa and P. stipitis.

A patient presumably acquired this illness after exposure to ticks in mountains near Los Angeles.

Most patients with this febrile vesicular rash illness presumably acquired the infection from prairie dogs.

Infants presumably acquire the special strain of bifido from their mothers, but strangely, it has not yet been detected in adults.

Presumably, acquiring basic MIS skills by simulator training leads to progression along the first part of this learning curve resulting in better prepared residents for the actual surgery.

Another algorithm is the "moving horizon concept," which uses archived measurements to plan stepped insulin boluses, presumably acquiring information in this fashion about changes in the individual's insulin sensitivity.

Humans presumably acquire the infection after being pricked by contaminated thorns or wood splinters, but some agents are substantially more clinically prevalent than their predominantly (hitherto unnamed) environmental counterparts (15 ), which indicates that infection is not a random process.

It attaches to the surface of the host cell and presumably acquires its nutrients from the host cell because its tiny genome of 0.5 Mbp does not encode genes for biosynthesis of amino acids, nucleotides or cofactors, nor does it encode transporters for these substrates that allow direct import from the environment [ 29].