Sentence examples for presumably comparable from inspiring English sources

Whether the presumably comparable Polish phrase being approximated here by his longtime translator Klara Glowczewska is as hoary can only be guessed.

Hence at high velocities one may expect where A′ is some effective cross-sectional area, presumably comparable to its true cross-sectional area A (which is πD2/4 for a sphere) but not necessarily exactly equal to this.

The Cascadia subduction system north of the Mendocino triple junction (MTJ), having a presumably comparable history of subduction and terrane accretion as earlier in California, is probably our best present-day analogue to the subduction-zone era of the California margin.

However, in view of the agreement observed above and since the three-point correlators in large lattices are presumably comparable to those in Figure 1, we expect that this procedure again yields quantitative agreement for short and intermediate times and reproduces qualitative features for longer time scales.

If one assumes that all stem cells have a similar duration of S-phase, then the initial uptake of [H]-thymidine+ was presumably comparable across groups, since it occurred when all birds were kept under the same conditions.

Seeding other peak foci in the cerebellar maps, for instance the secondary foci in lobule VIII from the MOT seed, would presumably produce comparable results.

In summary, the true IGF-I concentrations in rabbits seem to be higher than those measured by using the immunoassay and, presumably, are comparable to the IGF-I concentrations observed in rodents (Bielohuby et al., 2013).

This organisation presumably confers a comparable role in nucleosome barrier placement at these sites, and suggests that canonical features of an intrinsic nucleosome positioning code are similar in all Apicomplexans.

Both in CASS and in RISCs, only two or three protein subunits appear to be truly indispensable; the rest come and go, resulting in a variety of RISCs with their distinct functions, many of them still poorly understood [ 7- 9], and, presumably, in a comparable diversity of CASS.

The presumably more precise comparable terms 'sexual selection pollen' (or 'sexual selection pollen competition') and 'sexual selection sperm'sexualual selection sperm competition') generated 284 (67) and 2246 15066) hits, respectively, which gives an estimate of about 8 (22) times more studies on the animal side.

It is also observed that symmetric proteins, such as the ubiquitin-like domains [ 42,44], show more pathway malleability than similarly sized asymmetric proteins – presumably owing to the comparable entropic cost of topologically symmetric foldons [ 83,84].