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

Presumably, in the course of S's life, the only way dogs can cause "X"s is by way of causal mediators between the dogs and the "X"s.

We used trajectory analysis to cluster IL-6, IL-10, and joined IL-6 and IL-10 trajectories in the 638 patients having at least one measurement of IL-6 or IL-10, in patients with markers rising between 0 and 6 hours (presumably earlier in the course of sepsis), and in patients with monotonically decreasing biomarker levels (presumably later in the course of sepsis).

He had lived apart from his wife and children, except presumably for occasional visits in the course of a very busy professional life, for at least two decades.

"The good news is that we found that activity levels, which are potentially modifiable, could have an impact" on plaque accumulation -- and presumably on the course of Alzheimer's -- in people with a genetic predisposition to the condition, Dr. Head says.

The second patient's disease was complicated by concomitant UTI, which presumably prolonged the course of disease (11 days of fever).

The diencephalon, with which the eye vesicles are connected, was presumably originally an optic centre, but it has acquired, in the course of evolution, a function of hormonal regulation.

The parasites have lost metabolic functions in the course of evolution [ 1], presumably in adaptation to life within a foreign host organism.

In the course of that absorption they presumably "incorporated" older local haplogroups [ 14].

A recent bright spot in trials of ventilation strategy was the demonstration that prone positioning could help very severely ill patients early in the course of illness when recruitability was presumably higher [ 37].

Presumably, Ms. Santillán received many transfusions of red and white blood cells in the course of her treatment, outside experts say.

The large "error" at the start of the tone burst stimulus presumably reflects the rapid decrease in tau-m as depolarization activates K currents – affecting the timing of the response even in the course of one stimulus cycle.