Sentence examples for presumably conducted from inspiring English sources

She presumably conducted an investigation, if only to assess the merits of Ms. Luhn's claim.

A valid scientific study -- presumably conducted by some bored postdoctoral students -- showed cutthroat to be the easiest trout to catch by angling methods, followed in difficulty by brook, rainbow and brown trout.

The interview with the Journal was presumably conducted before news broke that the FBI is conducting an investigation into News Corp's alleged hacking of the phones of 9/11 victims.

The investigation is presumably being conducted from Los Angeles because federal prosecutors in San Francisco had had access to the leaked materials.

Taking the different entities of ACS together (STEMI, NSTE-ACS), measurements will presumably be conducted in the emergency room (ER), the cardiac catheterization laboratory (before reperfusion therapy is started) and the chest pain unit (CPU).

Three medical officials arrived, presumably to conduct more forensic tests.

Here it might matter that a S.I.P.C.-overseen liquidation under orderly liquidation authority would presumably not be conducted before a bankruptcy judge.

Clinical research of acupuncture, and particularly the RCT, has been increasingly conducted presumably due to ongoing development of evidence based medicine.

A single unblinded controlled trial (presumably non-randomized) conducted in 1980 by Jahan and colleagues [ 73] showed a significant reduction in mortality in adults and children receiving a daily dose of 1 g intravenous vitamin C as adjunctive therapy.

The process of decentralization is particularly noteworthy in Uganda, as it has meant that districts and government-run health facilities have more authority and decision-space to carryout planning and managerial roles and responsibilities, which presumably can be conducted more effectively through the use of routine health information at the local level [ 15, 16].

Even if eHarmony is not interested in doing the clinical trial, the work presumably could still be conducted by outsiders.