Sentence examples for presumably assist from inspiring English sources

Kim is not known to speak Japanese or Chinese, so interpreters presumably assist him with foreign-language broadcasts; on any given evening, his interpreter might be his favorite mistress, Ko Young Hee, who was born in Japan and is assumed to speak Japanese.

P. involutus produces involutin and other 2,5-diarylcyclopentenone pigments that presumably assist in the oxidative degradation of lignocellulose via Fenton chemistry.

The App Store has been a key strength that Apple used to help launch the iPad to strong market adoption, and will, presumably, assist its upcoming Watch product also see quick initial sales.

These two residues presumably assist in a number of catalytic steps, including substrate binding, proton shuffling and product release, or act as the fourth zinc ligand [32], [35], [39].

As with nuclear transfer, these presumably assist reprogramming by the erasure of epigenetic memory marks which otherwise fail to be fully reprogrammed.

Many species immediately abandon the eggs; some remain with the clutch and certainly appear to be protecting them from external danger; and a very few actually assume the role of a brood hen, maintaining a body temperature measurably higher than the surroundings and presumably assisting in incubation.

The clean-up involved removing the bodies of the deceased turret crewman and disposing of the damaged turret equipment, all without photographing or otherwise recording the locations of the bodies or equipment which would have presumably assisted with the resulting investigation.

The action of these agents is presumably to assist the erasure of 'memory marks' following nuclear transfer.

Consistent with this notion, in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, HATs, including Gcn5 and Esa1, are actively recruited to sites of DSBs presumably to assist in promoting open chromatin (Groth et al. 2007; Tamburini and Tyler 2005; van Attikum and Gasser 2005).

Specific forms of DNMT include DNMT1, which is considered important for maintenance and is constitutively expressed in adult cells, and DNMT3a and 3b, which have strong de novo activity (Das and Singal 2004) and are highly expressed in embryonic cells (Okano et al. 1999b), presumably to assist in methylation changes associated with development.

This confidence in annotation has presumably been assisted by the improvements of contig length (62% longer than 500 bp) obtained from the use of GS-FLX Titanium chemistry.