Sentence examples for presumably implies that from inspiring English sources

This presumably implies that in response to different ammonia availability the ammonia assimilation network is regulated in such a way as to maintain a right distribution of nitrogen fluxes to a variety of metabolites [1].

This presumably implies that we were provided with the richest material and hence this fulfils the intentions of purposive sampling, which is desirable within qualitative research [ 42].

The position of R. similis and P. coffeae on each side of the bifurcation presumably implies that migratory endoparasitism is a prerequisite to sedentary endoparasitism and that the migratory parasitic stages of sedentary endoparasites have been lost in cyst and root-knot nematodes and yet retained as an important part of the life cycle in the "intermediate" genus Nacobbus.

The toilet paper, presumably, implied that she was talking crap.

Mr. McColl ridiculed Mr. Peabody at a meeting of analysts in March, awarding him a "live hand grenade award," presumably implying that Mr. McColl considers him to be dangerous and loose-mouthed.

He said he thought a TT-inspired shoe would send a message that "Kobe is a family man" with "a refreshing sophistication and an intelligent persona" -- presumably implying that both the car and the athlete have a solid, high-performance quality.

With the seismological knowledge, the similar slip amounts presumably imply that the stress drop for the largest aftershock is higher than that for the main shock, which means that there was a strong localized asperity.

But if it is a correct assumption, then identical BOLD responses in the two groups would presumably imply that neurovascular coupling is the same in the two groups.

The former remark was made in the context of rejecting the null hypothesis at the 5% level for significance and the latter presumably implied that mean t-statistics and z-scores were compared between groups, which makes no statistical sense.

Translating that into a song presumably implies coping with that emotion which might involve a change in character from, e.g., a pure sad emotion to, e.g., a more melancholic or angry mood.

Presumably this implies that something is a person at a given time only if it has those mental properties then.