Sentence examples for presumably false from inspiring English sources

Man Alive's creepy but fascinating look at two hip priests – one RC, the other C of E, and both nightmares – gained nothing except the presumably false illusion that they were wearing lipstick.

There is no description of the subjects beyond a (presumably false) name, an age and a location; each one tells her story in the first person, in one long uninterrupted stream, as though she were not responding to an interviewer at all.

Thus, although "George IV wanted to know whether Scott was the author of Waverley" is true, "George IV wanted to know whether Scott was Scott" is, presumably, false.

However, due to the short and degenerate nature of TFBSs a typical PWM will detect a hit every 500 5000 base-pair depending on parameter settings [3]; leading to a genome-wide number of predictions that are much higher than estimates from experimental data [4].Two different approaches are frequently employed to decrease the large number of presumably false positives.

Thus, some of the LnRH outlier loci are presumably false positives.

One sequence (Cyclin CLB2 of S.cerevisiae) obtained 4 presumably false GO functions due to sequence similarity to a paralogue with different functional specification.

The latter may reduce the number of presumably false-positive IgM results and identify more IgG-positive subjects, but this system also produces more false-positive IgG results.

When taking into account the lack of specificity of a number of the immunoblots, it is clear that the combination of a non-specific ELISA with a non-specific blot will lead to a high fraction of presumably false-positive test results.

Thus, presumably, some false positives and false negatives were present for each modality, but defining these presents a problem.

Lansley spoke about "expenditure on management consultants", but his words left a (presumably intended) false impression.

Of course, if there are no objects then all our thoughts about objects would presumably be false, and thus we face the question whether truth is beneficial for survival, or something else might do just as well.