Sentence examples for presumably affect from inspiring English sources
At the same time, Mr. Obama has laid out goals for all the Detroit automakers that will presumably affect their major strategic decisions.
But while the transportation authority's rapidly crumbling finances give the rescue effort a special urgency, Mr. Bloomberg has yet to make a concerted push to win Republican backing for the measure, even as fare increases and service reductions would presumably affect many city voters.
A number of studies have been concerned with examining the effect of immigration on African-Americans, guided by the notion that inflows of immigrants could presumably affect this group in particular (e.g., Altonji and Card 1991; LaLonde and Topel 1991; Borjas et al. 2008).
When asked about job security, "62% of those [o]n temporary contracts said they were fairly or very dissatisfied with this aspect of their current employment situation compared to 19% of those on permanent contracts, where issues of job security presumably affect their staff rather than themselves," the report says.
When she offered her prescription as an explanation for the test results, Dura argued that it was impossible to determine if she had been using the medication as prescribed or if she was a substance abuser, which would presumably affect her job performance.
The 5'-UTRs polymorphisms of TLR4 presumably affect transcription and/or translation among individuals with hepatocellular carcinoma.
Terrible not enough!" Shell wrote, his grammar presumably affected by hunger.
Adding to the complexity, the variant stretch of DNA that DeCode linked to schizophrenia does not lie in the neuregulin gene itself but just upstream of it, meaning that it presumably affects not the actual proteins produced by the gene but the way the gene is controlled.
Those with a structured 5′UTR are presumably affected by eIF4A, which is an RNA helicase.
Therefore, ethylene signaling presumably affects the tea plant antioxidant system balance.
Approximately 20% of the irrigated lands in the world are presumably affected by soil salinization (Yeo [1999]).
