Sentence examples for presumably induced from inspiring English sources

Several genes involved in cellular growth and proliferation (Cdkn2b, Tgfb1, Ptprc, Cd6, Gfi1, and Mybl2) showed higher expression in the ABPC plus ABLMYC group, as did many interferon-induced genes, presumably induced by the presence of retroviruses in this group.

When the larvae emerge from the caterpillar, they spin their cocoons right next to it, and the stricken insect then stands guard by weaving a web over the cocoons and threatening attackers, behavior that is presumably induced by the larvae.

The connections are presumably induced by the higher AgNO3 concentration.

These gray and white matter changes presumably induced by practice did not interact with intelligence tests' scores.

A large amount of resources is committed to finding, monitoring, and treating diabetes first diagnosed during and presumably induced by pregnancy.

The focal mechanisms in this cluster are dominantly normal-type, with the T-axis in the E-W direction, presumably induced by the extension of the upper plate in the gigantic thrusting.

Much rubbernecking ensued, slowing the flow of traffic and, presumably, inducing yet more rage.

It has previously been stated that such manipulation is effective as it presumably induces a mindless state and cognitive deficits in compliant individuals.

The rational was that "perverts" -- the word The New York Times freely used as a synonym for homosexuals -- were a threat to the security of the country because their immoral lifestyle left them susceptible to blackmail by foreign agents, who would presumably induce them to reveal sensitive government information in exchange for avoiding exposure.

They presumably induce a self-sustained chronic inflammation that is potentially harmful to the central nervous system.

Third, we included as covariate the important social confounder of education (which presumably induces widespread brain reorganization).