Sentence examples for presumably completed from inspiring English sources

He has presumably completed his probation; the docket on his case has been expunged.

Pardew's happiness was presumably completed when Mourinho greeted the final whistle by throwing his arms around Newcastle's manager and hugging him long and hard.

Their two year period began the day they were released from their sentence, having served time in jail, or completed probation, and presumably completed a wide variety of other sentencing options that were not identified or measured in the study.

Group II intron-stimulated homologous recombination is presumably completed by a single-strand annealing pathway, which has been shown previously to be active in X. laevis oocyte nuclei [51].

These attenuated stop codons are presumably completed by polyadenylation [ 34, 35] (See additional file 1).

The remaining eight genes are terminated using truncated stop codons that are presumably completed by post-transcriptional polyadenylation [ 51]: 'TA' for nad4 and nad6, and 'T' for nad2, nad5, cox1, cox2, cob, atp6 and atp8.

Water molecules not fully discernable at the resolution of the diffraction data presumably complete the coordination spheres of both metals.

Of those, 4.5% hits were to a HMM representing a single dockerin repeat; 1.7% were to presumably complete dockerin domains (containing two hits to dockerin repeat HMMs) and 0.1% were to single dockerin repeat in combination with another CAZyme module.

Brazil's players have had enough - their total humiliation is presumably complete when their own fans begin a chorus of "olés" to accompany Germany's relentless passing.

Presumably, complete performances of the "Goldberg" and the Crumb were deemed too lengthy for the setting, so Ms. Dinnerstein played the aria and the first 13 variations of the Bach and a handful of the nine variations in the Crumb.

Bernie Sanders supporters are outraged by the presence of superdelegates, usually darkly described as party bosses, presumably complete with well-chewed cigars and derby hats and jobs for the boys, instead of the weary, long-serving, middle-ranking legislators they mostly are.