Sentence examples for presumably lessened from inspiring English sources

These findings are consistent with several prior studies demonstrating disparities in BP and lipid control, including those conducted in managed care and Medicare settings where barriers to care are presumably lessened (15, 17, 30, 31).

The metabolic rate of the newborn brain is lower than in the adult 17, 18 (presumably lessening nutritional demands given the increased brain-to-body-weight ratio).

We note, however, that if there was a process of secular shift, it would presumably have lessened differences between Vietnamese-immigrants and the Mekong Delta Vietnamese samples because of the recent acceleration of Westernization in Vietnam.

Presumably seeking to lessen the power of the online travel companies, an alliance of 27 domestic and international airlines, tentatively called T2, had planned to open a "one-stop shopping" site this summer, allowing customers to book what the carriers said would be the biggest selection of low fares available anywhere on the Internet.

Presumably, that business model lessens customer concern regarding cost.

Presumably this is to lessen the risk of accidental battery gas ignition and less trouble than finding the actual battery buried beneath the plastic engine covers that some modern vehicles have.

"The supply has been lessened by one potential guy, and presumably the demand remains the same".

In closely-packed assemblages many of the physical threats that cell walls presumably, in part, exist to counter may be lessened or absent.

That said, it is interesting that since my wife died, the Mail has laid off, presumably because the importance of cutting me down to size was rather lessened by a personal tragedy that might elicit public sympathy for me.

"Fiscal policy is presumably going to have some stimulative effect on the economy, and it lessens the need for further quantitative easing," he said.

"Presumably not.