Sentence examples for presumably altered from inspiring English sources

"But the computer pioneers soon lost control of the word.... Throughput is now the universal metaphor for any interval between the moment anything is put into anything else and the moment it re-emerges, presumably altered".

Furthermore, we searched the entire region for putative transcription factor binding sites (TFBS) some of which are presumably altered by the variations identified.

By contrast, the SPANX-A/D genes derived from them evolutionarily encode nuclear envelope proteins in spermatozoa, with a presumably altered function.

We used quantitative real-time PCR to measure Amfor expression levels in the queens' brains to determine if insemination treatment altered brain gene expression and therefore presumably altered neuronal properties in the brain.

Since cellular metabolism is presumably altered by DENV infection, we cannot rule out the possibility that the increased proliferation of E. coli in co-culture with DENV-infected cells could be attributed to changes in levels of metabolites released from virus-infected cells, instead of to decreased AMP levels.

Similar effects on the binding of glutamine were previously described for mutations in the central region of ATase that, presumably, altered the interactions of the two ATase catalytic domains (10).

This is a shame, as conservation measures would presumably alter supply-side expenditures.

For one called "To Raise the Water Level in a Fishpond," he asked 40 migrant laborers to stand in a pond, their physical presence, presumably, altering its volume.

And after that the political system would presumably alter, as it did then, in nefarious ways requiring another crusade in 20 years' time.

Alterations in cytokine production by T cells could presumably alter cell influx.

It is also clear that all eleven missense mutations change cysteines in EGF or DPY motifs, presumably altering or destabilizing their tertiary structures.