Sentence examples for presumably affecting from inspiring English sources

Large-horned males of O. sharpi, with its horns at the front of the head, had smaller antennae than did less endowed males of the same species, presumably affecting their sense of smell.

Migraine is the most prevalent and probably also the most costly of the neurological disorders [1], presumably affecting 11% of the population wordwide [2], but allocation of resources for treatment [3] and research [4] for migraine and headache in general is not proportional to the societal importance of these disorders.

Interestingly, all of these genes encode secreted proteins presumably affecting tumour matrix and stroma.

In contrast to the private sector company, the public sector company underwent approximately 16 months without workplace training after the controlled study, presumably affecting muscular development negatively.

Mutant p53 can also directly activate transcription of specific micro RNA (45) and attenuate micro-RNA processing, presumably affecting their general levels in cells (46).

By contrast, distal eQTLs act at a distance through an intermediary, presumably affecting both chromosomes equivalently, and hence are also called trans-eQTLs (Fig.  1b).

Terrible not enough!" Shell wrote, his grammar presumably affected by hunger.

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.

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.