Sentence examples for presumably in the case of from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the phenotypic effect is similar – an increased number of neurons in the developing brain by either efficient cell proliferation (presumably in the case of ASPM) or prevention of apoptosis (microcephalin, Cernunnos-XLF).

However, in the presence of sepsis-induced increased pulmonary vascular permeability, which is associated with severe hypoxemia (as, presumably, in the case of this excluded group of patients), pulmonary edema cannot be prevented or completely resolved by hypovolemia per se.

As remarked, Harris himself concedes that we are 'lamentably bad' at doing what we see as good and right, i.e., we are weak willed, and this is presumably true in the case of racism as well.

This effect was no longer evident when cells were treated with 10 nM MB presumably since, as in the case of full serum, cells were already growing at the maximum rate under these conditions.

He presumably drops the modifier in the case of James Wallace.

And, presumably, if it were followed in the case of G.M., shareholders would almost certainly get nothing.

The latter observation is also of interest because aggregation of DDR foci at breaks elsewhere in the genome poses the risk of inappropriate repair reactions, but presumably this is not problematic in the case of DDR+ telomeres that are able to suppress end-to-end fusions.

A change in severity of a disease, presumably resulting from adaptation, has been observed in the case of the spirochete that causes syphilis, with the disease in human beings being less severe today than it was in the 16th century.

The electrostatic role of this glutamate thus appears to be tempered in the case of Cass2, presumably due to the large number of hydrophobic contacts within the internal binding cavity.

This reduction was marginal for SMBz-CsA, presumably reflecting steric factors, but was marked in the case of mtCsA.

In the case of the presumably diverse group of other Salmonella species, there was no clear trend in drug resistance over time.