Sentence examples for presumably more effective from inspiring English sources

From a clinical standpoint, the smaller the NOS territory the better since it means greater diagnostic precision and presumably more effective clinical disposition and treatment.

Therefore the process of organic substance decomposition presumably lasts more effective than any other plants.

Bees which attack more often, in greater numbers, with shorter latencies, and for longer durations will presumably be more effective at repelling the current attack and deterring potential future attacks (Schmidt 1990).

Only well-organized interest groups could easily reach the 25,000 petition threshold within the allowed 30 days (and they presumably have other, more effective ways to get their voices heard).

Colloidal hydrous iron oxide is not reduced at conventional glassy carbon electrodes but can be reduced at the porous carbon nanofiber ceramic composite electrode, presumably due to a more effective particle carbon nanofiber electrode surface interaction.

One possibility is that the epicenter of the latter earthquake had a 10-km depth of focus (less than that of the former earthquake, viz, 24 km), presumably leading to a more effective generation of the Earth's surface waves, but we are not sure whether this factor can explain the relative disturbance amplitudes.

These guided experiences presumably facilitate the emergence of more effective, flexible and adaptable behaviors [ 4, 5].

For example, long-lived organisms optimize long term reproduction, forgoing rapid growth and reproduction, but must also survive to reproduce and are so 'required' to maintain a more effective, and presumably costly, immune system than short lived rapidly reproducing organisms [ 11, 12].

However, we note that if the zinc is coordinated by OH instead of O−, then presumably it will be a more effective Lewis acid to activate the BNPP, and combined with a different geometry for attack (involving formation of a six-membered instead of four-membered ring), this mechanism provides a plausible explanation as to why 4 has slightly higher maximal reactivity than 3.

Presumably, the instructional manipulation would be more effective than simply adding synapomorphies with respect to performance on more complex tasks.

First, the lower frequency of OVαβ TCR T cells as compared to MBPαβ T cells may play a role; second, the lower affinity of the OVαβ TCR may make it inherently less encephalitogenic; or third, regulatory T cells (presumably CD4+CD25+ T cells) might be more effective at controlling the lower affinity OVαβ T cells.