"presumably interfering" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You might use it to imply that it is likely that something is doing something to interfere in a situation. For example: "The loud noise from the construction crew was presumably interfering with our ability to concentrate."
The Russian prime minister, Dmitri A. Medvedev, said in a meeting with European journalists that a number of Russian state-owned companies had bank accounts in Cyprus, and he expressed annoyance that those accounts had been frozen, presumably interfering with some business operations.
These data indicate that these mutations impair TPase function by a specific mechanism, with their side chains presumably interfering with either the binding or acylation of the peptide substrate.
They use these small rounded hooks to grasp branches when clambering about in trees, and feathering on these digits would presumably interfere with that functionality.
Additionally, unlike our dTip60RNAi knockdown construct, expression of dTIP60E431Q presumably interferes with the dTip60 protein already produced by maternal dTip60 RNA in the embryo, thus more effectively interfering with dTip60 protein function in vivo in the fly.
The conditionally-replicating derivative phAE87 is unable to form plaques or lyse its hosts at 37°C due to mutations that presumably interfere with DNA replication, but can be propagated at 30°C [21], [26].
These groups refuse vaccination because it presumably interferes with God's will [ 26, 27].
Maternal antibody levels would presumably interfere with vaccination at 4.5 months of age.
TIS presumably interferes with neonatal pulmonary alveolarization, a process that slows exponentially from birth until it is largely completed around 5 years of age [ 6].
Cells infected with Ad-FlagXRCC4115-292 express a truncated version of human XRCC4 that acts as a decoy and presumably interferes with NHEJ resulting in radiosensitization of breast carcinoma cells [ 31].
Our approach benefits from the fact that the dominant-negative AP-2 mutant presumably interferes with all AP-2 homo- and heterodimers present in N202.1A breast cancer cells, which possibly occupy different target gene promoters than AP-2α alone.
While pre-AUG AN may improve translation efficiency, a few studies (Wu and Bag 1998; Bag 2001; Melo et al. 2003a, b; Patel et al. 2005; Ma et al. 2006; Patel and Bag 2006; Bag and Bhattacharjee 2010) suggest an inhibitory effect of PABP when it binds to a long pre-AUG AN and presumably interferes with the scanning mechanism of translation initiation.
