Sentence examples for presumably changes from inspiring English sources
Money, presumably, changes his mind: the first film cost $25m and made $227m, while the second made $376m.
Bonding of NO with the Co ion presumably changes the 'Co 4N' planar geometry (see Fig. 3a) such that the Co ion is pulled out of the plane towards the NO, whereby the overlap with Ni orbitals is reduced which assists the switching event.
Presumably changes in modus operandi of IUU fishing aims at reducing the risks and costs of detection, apprehension, and sanctioning.
This rise in pressure and the continual flow of fluid from the bleb presumably changes the mechanical and chemical environment around the bleb.
We hypothesised that CT or MRI is more accurate in assessing the response of bone metastatic lesions to treatment than is XR or SS because CT and MRI can visualise both bone and tumour and, presumably, changes in both that are associated with treatment (Hamaoka et al, 2004).
Although much remains to be elucidated mechanistically, it has been established that the PCP pathway coordinately regulates the subcellular localization of several transmembrane and associated intracellular proteins, and stimulates cytoskeletal rearrangements and presumably changes in cell adhesion that facilitate and promote this class of morphogenetic movements.
This will presumably change when receiver Santonio Holmes returns and the Jets free Sanchez.
The incidence of children born with functional univentricular heart (UVH) and their prognosis presumably changed substantially in recent years.
4.35am GMT 29th over: New Zealand 62-3 (Williamson 31, Brownlie 5) Monty Panesar comes back to replace Anderson, who will presumably change ends.
At the play's climax, Jerry, having picked a fight, impales himself on a knife that Peter is holding, leaving Peter shocked and, presumably, changed forever.
People presumably change their own attitudes when they no longer seem to correspond with prevailing circumstances and, hence, fail to serve as guides to action.
