Sentence examples for presumably lowered from inspiring English sources

Because ATZ treatment in our study induced obesity without changing food intake or physical activity, ATZ presumably lowered energy metabolism.

The duplication presumably lowered the success rate of the EPIC primers, especially those designed in salmonid genes (Table 1a), but it may have a minor effect on the novel SNPs identified in this study as the IPEC method produced most of the polymorphic loci (71% in total, Table 1a b).

Anything that requires shippers like FedEx to scrutinize packages more closely might slow deliveries and, presumably, lower the appeal of services sold on the basis of speed.

Mr. Romney believes that if more people buy coverage on their own, insurers will compete harder for their business, thus presumably lowering costs.

It was reported on Monday that Energy Secretary Bill Richardson had told a group of energy analysts a few days earlier that the administration was re-examining ways to lend oil to refiners from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, presumably lowering prices as the available supplies rose.

Overfishing and pollution have long histories (Jackson and others 2001; Lotze and others 2006; Roberts 2007), and presumably lower the resistance and resilience of marine ecosystems to further impacts from climate change.

People seeking "212 only" wanted no "bridge-and-tunnel" types, presumably lower-class.

In granting options, companies are allowing employees to buy stock in the future at today's (presumably lower) price.

The local authority can then charge the actual cost of the works rather than the (presumably) lower cap imposed by the directions".

The price was presumably lower than the $20 million that another firm, Ladenburg Thalmann, had agreed to pay to acquire all of Gruntal less than three weeks ago.

It is presumably lower than the actual number of cases, since many who contract the flu do not end up in hospitals.