Sentence examples for presumably enable from inspiring English sources

That would presumably enable it to reduce the backlog of applications.

Unless you're Newman (who I sometimes suspect has equipped himself with an army of workhorse clones, like Michael Keaton in Multiplicity) or Bradley Cooper (whose enhanced brain activity in Limitless would presumably enable him to speed-watch 100 films per day), the rest of us need to redraw the battle lines.

A third approach emphasizes the development of "social skills" that will presumably enable the hothead to disagree calmly with others.

Owning its own HQ will presumably enable Amazon to ensure there are even fewer loose lips around the place — by doing away with things like landlord inspections.

These commonalities reveal a set of genes, irrespective of macrophage phenotype or bacterial strain, which, presumably enable the bacterium to survive within a host cell.

Five million pelleted SKOV-3 cells have a mass of ∼20 mg; thus the assay would presumably enable detection of a minimal tumor cell load of about a 0.08% or less tumor to body weight ratio.

Acela Regional out of Penn Station, due in South Station, Boston, at 12 34 p.m.; that one minute, presumably, enables Amtrak to say "less than four hours".

This has presumably enabled the new note taking and annotation features the device has.

The positive charge of AMPs presumably enables interactions with the negatively charged outer leaflet of bacterial membranes and/or bacterial cell wall components, whereas their amphipathic character causes membrane permeabilization (Devine and Hancock 2002; Teixeira et al. 2012).

This coalescence behavior is deduced to be driven by the secondary crystallization above Curie temperature, presumably enabled by the acceptable level of lattice-packing entropy of HT-form cocrystals.

Sony says, however, that the technology was unfeasible until they designed this new chip around it, which reduces the area needed for a photosite and presumably enables higher pixel density.