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The SRCP presumably can be adapted for analysis of any eukaryotic genome.

But these are nuances that, presumably, can be added into the model as it becomes more complex.

[20] These intuitions about photographs and shadows presumably can be turned around and applied to Kripke's theory of proper names.

This reverse engineering approach presumably can be employed to explore other molecular or genetic signalling systems where the activity of genes or their products can be experimentally controled in a time-resolved manner.

Unlike polls carried out by government-financed groups or even international media organizations, there presumably can be no suggestion of bias in favor of anti-Taliban sentiment in this reporting.

These obligations can take candidates out of states like Iowa and New Hampshire, with their culture of relatively small candidate-to-voter encounters, which presumably can be more valuable for candidate and voters alike.

According to the Met's legal department, it was not named for Wallace in perpetuity, so presumably it can be renamed.

OK, as Jeff points out, extracted products like oil and presumably copper can be in effect placed in inventories by simply leaving the stuff in the ground.

Still, if it's possible to get at the intentions of powerplant owners, presumably foresters can be dealt with, too.

Presumably, MICE can be used for TIMSS missing-data problems, given that most variables with missing data in the TIMSS background datafiles are not normally distributed.

It's by far the biggest flaw in a bucketful of them; presumably it can be fixed as the hardware and software improve.