Sentence examples for presumably effect from inspiring English sources

Statistical analyses of miRNA profiles revealed both shared and species-specific miRNAs, which presumably effect flower development and phenotypes.

Several well studied proteins in this family have been implicated as important molecular components of chemoreception in insects, presumably effecting the transduction of pheromones or food chemostimulants to neuronal signals by transporting these ligands through the chemosensillar lymph to neuronal receptors [18].

The transcriptional changes in response to EGF are, presumably, effected by changes in the activity of transcription factors (TF).

The lower right panel shows Arp2/3 complex-mediated formation of bright daughter filaments that are abruptly switched into dim, rapidly elongating filaments presumably effected by FMNL2(21P -C in the presence of profilin (5 μM).

But research shows that most people do not absorb the pigment, which passes through the digestive system with presumably no effect on the liver.

A remark which sounded innocuous or broadly positive to supporters, but which had a huge, presumably unintended, effect on another audience.

But even this has the presumably desired effect, which is that whether the stuff is actually producing any swelling, it certainly feels as if something is happening to your lips.

The strain rate and (presumably) environmental effect appear to be caused by the embrittlement not of the Ni3Al per se, but of the intergranulular Ni-enriched region.

KFC test-marketed this Double Down death bomb for months, to (presumably) great effect.

This is presumably an effect of the postmodern refusal to take life seriously.

The most frequently cited reason to blow up Trump's nomination was the presumably deleterious effect he was certain to have down-ticket.