Sentence examples for presumably experience from inspiring English sources
Ryerson, however, is concentrated within 20 densely packed acres replete with three or four distinct residences where students will presumably experience a recognizable variant of campus life.
Presumably, experience gained over the years achieves sort of disenchantment towards therapeutic capacity of extreme treatments.
The anhydrobiotic chironomid larvae presumably experience nuclear DNA fragmentation with each cycle of desiccation and rehydration, and must have overcome this threat efficiently to survive the drought season.
If so, then birds engaged in more singing at one age would presumably experience low FoxP2 levels more frequently than at the other age.
In these situations, populations presumably experience strong selection for improving their behavioural response to HIREC, but are also under risk of going extinct before they evolve adaptive responses.
The proportion of piscivores in Döllnsee calculated from earlier samplings is conservative because the lake has been heavily stocked with pike during the last years, and hence roach presumably experience an even greater predation pressure.
Those of you who play bubble pop games on your telephone and are good at them are presumably experiencing that.
The transitory phase happened after 8 h, when cells are presumably experiencing a new stage of responses and setting the stage for long-term adjustments.
All of these heavy metals can cause serious behavioral disorders as well as cancer in mammals and are therefore dangerous under continuous exposure, as was presumably experienced by these pilot whales.
Presumably, experienced and knowledgeable judges in patent law should decide cases in a consistent manner making those cases less likely to be overturned on appeal and, therefore, less likely to be appealed in the first place.
Our findings showed the subjects reported receiving vaccine still obtained higher seroprevalence than the general population, who presumably experienced natural infection.
