Sentence examples for presumably applicable from inspiring English sources
However, we believe "be informative" is presumably applicable to all scalar particles rather than a special property of hai per se.
But the conclusion, that antibody M612166 binds exclusively to dimeric PSA, is presumably applicable to all preparations of the antibody.
The TIB system proved to be a suitable environment for the generation of transgenic strawberries and provides, as a labour effective method, an easy and convenient system presumably applicable for other plants as well.
Most of the today's scoring functions are generic models derived from the large-scale experimental data of ligand target complexes and are presumably applicable to all sorts of target classes.
Sample sets obtained through this strategy, what we term "next-generation sampling," could then be subjected to next-generation genotyping and sequencing techniques, as these workflows are presumably applicable to the sheared DNAs obtained from museum specimens (Nachman, 2013; Stull et al., 2013; Burrell et al., 2015).
The largest amount, about $2 million, came from people who list NA, presumably for not applicable, in the space where they would normally list a state.
The 2.1% of respondents who reported this question was "not applicable" (presumably because their doctor had not described to them an appropriate diet) were excluded from this analysis.
Some are more degenerate than others, presumably to be more widely applicable.
However, the application of RNAi-based regulation in the Plasmodium species is not broadly applicable (Mohmmed et al., 2003), presumably due to the absence of a complete RNAi machinery (Baum et al., 2009).
This is only applicable in an all or nothing situation (presumably the most common in conflicts).
Despite the prevalence and severity of comorbid depression in diabetic patients, the underlying mechanisms are little explored, presumably owing to the wealth of research on MDD, for which postulated mechanisms could be applicable to the comorbid depression.
