Sentence examples for presumably faster from inspiring English sources

The higher the number next to the G, the newer, and presumably faster, is the network the device is using.

Developments around flipped classrooms, especially outside the practices of higher education, are also taking form in other languages and in other, presumably faster, more ephemeral and more dispersed media than the ones examined.

On most sequences, translocation is presumably faster than the chemistry step of the NAC.

Note that shorter genes are known to be more densely packed with ribosomes despite the fact that they tend to have significantly higher CAI (t test, p < 10−4) and presumably faster elongation.

In divergence to a 4 1 ratio used in humans, we used l-DOPA and benserazide in 1 2 ratio, as in most studies for rodents (due to presumably faster metabolism).

In accordance with these expectations, we found a significant negative rank correlation (Spearman rho = −0.12, P < 7 × 10−90) between 5′-mRNA folding energy and ORF length, indicating a tendency toward weaker mRNA structure and presumably faster initiation in short C. elegans genes (fig. 1).

This algorithm needs less computation and is presumably fast for calibration.

Presumably, fast and easy access to clinical and managerial information plays a vital role in ICU shift leaders' decision-making.

Presumably, fast-evolving exons (for example, in immune- or reproduction-related genes [ 22]) escape our set due to low human-mouse conservation.

Moreover, calculations of the ground state energy landscape of LDH strongly suggest that competent conformations within the Michaelis complex are actually rare; ground state conformations that show slow direct turnover, but presumably fast conversion to productive conformations, substantially predominate.

A diverse range of health professionals and support staff were included in these studies with no demonstrable differences in training or accuracy, however typists (including health professionals) who are competent and presumably fast typists have some difficulty adapting to SR systems [ 22] ie., more benefit is obtained for slower typists.