Sentence examples for presumably exists from inspiring English sources

Structure-based design of novel antimalarial agents binding to tubulin at the herbicide site, which presumably exists on (some) parasite and plant tubulins but not mammalian ones, can therefore constitute an important transmission blocking approach.

Though currently only in New York City, the same data used in New York presumably exists across all major U.S. markets, and Rentlogic has minimized the cost of entering new cities by building out the back-end infrastructure required to ingest and analyze the data.

If genes conserved across species are also conserved at the level of their transcriptional regulation, then there presumably exists a conserved cis-regulatory organization of HCEs and their target genes.

If Pif1 does engage telomeric dsDNA and convert it to ssDNA, 5′ (AC) ssDNA presumably exists (Supplementary Figure S15A).

Such linkage of classical class I and II presumably exists in gar [ 19], and the linkage may have been lost after the whole genome duplication in a teleost ancestor around 350 MYA [ 19, 69, 70].

Genuine biological variability presumably exists in the connectivity profiles for different individuals, and it is possible that some pathways are present in some individuals and altogether absent in others.

The actual debts are almost all real, and the records of most of them presumably exist somewhere.

Such people presumably exist, and without the post-9/11 disruption of Al Qaeda and its affiliates maybe a terrorist organization would have been able to find them, import them, or both.

Computer simulations of the instrument operation were made to make sure that the instrument is capable of measuring irregularities in the proton spectrum, which presumably exist at E∼1012 eV.

Further as the result of the atomic absorption spectrometric method, the lithium content x in LixV2O5·nH2O was estimated to be 2.2, and water molecules presumably exist in the interlayer space.

Intuitively this makes sense, but if true there would presumably exist a great deal of empirical or anecdotal evidence supporting the notion that housing does best when nominal rates of interest are low.