Sentence examples for presumably increasing from inspiring English sources

Russell and Moran (2006) demonstrated that the presence of secondary endosymbionts increased the survival of bacteriocytes (Buchnera housing cells) following a heat stress, presumably increasing the survival of Buchnera and providing a possible mechanism for increased heat tolerance.

The first two groups were also restructured to make them "bankruptcy remote," presumably increasing their chances of obtaining separate financing.

A half hour in, Subject A's pulse rate shot up dramatically when the Frankie Valli character sang "Big Girls Don't Cry," while Subject B danced in her seat, presumably increasing circulation.

The back of the head nestles into invaginations on the front of the pronotum, thus becoming fixed in place and presumably increasing the effectiveness of head butting or forcing the head forward through plant tissues.

It's even hiring.One takeaway here is that the visa-waiver programme is doing exactly what it was supposed to do—expanding travel and tourism between America and the countries included in the programme, and presumably increasing economic activity.

In Barking, B.N.P. supporters are campaigning against Ms. Hodge by using her maiden name, Oppenheimer, apparently in a bid to court the anti-Semitic vote, and by falsely accusing her of supporting a fictitious plan that — the story goes — pays Africans to move in, presumably increasing Labour's electoral base.

This presumably increased pressure on local food supplies.

Over time, the take-up rate would presumably increase.

Jeter is now six months closer to free agency and his price tag has presumably increased.

Public sector employment, already 24% in Scotland compared with Britain's 20%, would presumably increase.

The construction work will presumably increase the risk of flight disruption?