Sentence examples for presumably distinct from inspiring English sources

Otherwise we perhaps must postulate the presence of another branch of Austroasiatic, presumably distinct from the vegeculturalists of further south.

Multicultural nationalism is presumably distinct from alternative national solidarities around more exclusionary, homogeneous cultural identities, or a neoliberal, cosmopolitan approach to global membership that urges the erasure of nationalism altogether.

The molecular mechanisms behind the differential primary granule mobilization to the phagosome (phagocytosis), nucleus (NETosis), or plasma membrane (third, and presumably distinct, fate), and whether each of the three described fates is exclusive of the others, are but a few examples of the current mysteries surrounding neutrophil biology that will have to be addressed in future research.

The Introduction to the Transcendental Dialectic is therefore interesting for Kant's presentation of reason as a presumably distinct capacity for cognizing in a way that, as Kant puts it, incites us to tear down the boundaries already enforced in the Analytic (cf. A296/B352).

However, a presumably distinct phenomenon appears to be driving selection in favor of non-synonymous point mutations at these positions.

Inclusion of population migrants and hybrids (i.e. admixed ancestry) in presumably distinct populations may lead to underestimates of differentiation and erroneous conclusions regarding reproductive isolation.

Likewise, there are presumably two distinct dose-response relationships.

The 5,201 embryo-derived and 6,684 head-derived assembled sequences presumably represent distinct transcripts.

Expression of tube in the different tissues presumably requires distinct regulatory elements, making the effect of the opus element on tube expression context-specific.

It has been reported that PTHrP and PTH1R are expressed by morphologically and presumably functionally distinct populations of cells in the osteoblast lineage.

This is intriguing considering independent studies, unrelated to torsinA biology and presumably mechanistically distinct, resulted in the identification of this same class of compounds as therapeutic candidates used in human clinical trials for ALS (Rothstein et al., 2005).