Sentence examples for presumably more closely from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the activity observed after dilution in buffer containing 10 mM calcium for optimal activity presumably more closely reflects the activity of untreated synovial fluid.

Under the new E.U. rules, if they eventually become law, an airline presumably would be held more closely and quickly accountable.

Presumably, visceral adiposity is more closely related to future cardiac events than BMI, which is not reflective of VAT distribution and is strongly governed by subcutaneous adipose tissue.

Some difference in results could come from the difference in the years studied and in the list of corporations (presumably the S&P members are more closely followed).

Unpicking things more closely, the establishment presumably comprises literary agencies and publishing houses, some of whom have more sway than others.

LET'S MAKE SURE OBAMA KNOWS THIS IS NOT OK! #OCUCPY2012" Activists of all stripes are constantly telling us to "wake up" and notice certain things are happening which things depends on which activists, but presumably, they mean follow the news more closely and not simply toggle back and forth between ESPN.com and pornhub.

Presumably, the results with this approach more closely approximate the results of an ITT analysis with 100% follow-up than any other method of handling missing data that is currently available.

Davies was presumably looking for a novel which dealt more closely with the world of business.

Now we would like to look more closely at what is presumably a key attraction of his leadership pitch.

Of note, this study allowed rather broad inclusion of AD patients with other comorbid illnesses; presumably this would allow this cohort to more closely mirror real-world populations.

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.