Sentence examples for presumably limited from inspiring English sources

Helen Hughes CEO (volunteer), Ludlow Assembly Rooms Why do the Arts Council and our culture secretary, Ed Vaizey, choose to spend their (presumably limited) time and effort pleading for an Italian painting of an Italian man to be saved and for someone to spend £30m on a foreign painting (British buyer sought for £30m Pontormo portrait, 24 December), rather than on our endangered British heritage?

However, since the effect is presumably limited to regions with low densities of the target, this intermediate analysis was only performed for the cerebellar TACs.

On Engage, Twitter says that "select creators" will also be able to upload and monetize content directly within the app — so that's presumably limited to a sub-set of users with the largest Twitter follower bases.

However, to bypass inhibitors of virus-sperm attachment, the virus must evolve new interaction mechanisms that exploit novel binding sites on the sperm head, which are presumably limited.

The system had a high level of functional redundancy, with all species able to utilise all supplied substrates and there was, therefore, presumably limited scope for positive complementarity effects, such as niche differentiation and facilitation.

One possible cause for the lack of an interaction between species and substrate richness might be, as already mentioned earlier, the presumably limited scope for complementarity due to the high levels of functional redundancy in our model system.

This will presumably limit its ability to handle classes whose image scale varies significantly and whose appearance varies with scale.

The methodology is exemplarily illustrated by an application from the field of automotive crash simulation which demonstrates that advanced modeling and simulation of dynamical systems, based on fuzzy arithmetical techniques for including the presumably limiting uncertainties, can provide significant additional benefit.

This would presumably limit their potential to go haywire and kill us all (the killing will be contained in the normal way – limited only to the targets human beings have identified).

The long jaw and relatively small jaw muscles of azhdarchids would presumably limit them to small food items that would not require strong bite forces or high mechanical strength to subdue or process.

Such transport, would also presumably limit toxicity.