Sentence examples for presumably more efficient from inspiring English sources

They reported Thursday in the journal Science that the study provided the first "solid evidence" that some recently excavated primitive bird species had also adopted the four-wing body plan before they ditched the hind-limb feathers and continued alone with the presumably more efficient feathered forelimb wings.

The first is overkill: faced with the seemingly simple challenge of segregating nascent transcripts from DNA, why would evolution have devised as elaborate and seemingly problematic a mechanism as the spliceosomal system, rather than a simpler and presumably more efficient TREX-like transcript-coating mechanism?

Having one enzyme that can restructure itself to carry out two or more steps in sequence is presumably more efficient than parsing out the tasks to separate enzymes and also reduces the risk of losing intermediate products, particularly those that are chemically labile.

The latter position brings the cloacae of the amplectic pair into closer proximity and presumably ensures more efficient fertilization.

In the sixties, my parents bought a much improved model — which presumably was more efficient, since the door closed tight, by means of a rubberized magnetic seal rather than a mechanical latch.

Car sales did spike higher in 2009, but that was largely because of temporary government-financed incentives that provided money to buyers who traded in older cars for new, presumably more fuel-efficient vehicles.

It is a passive aerodynamic device that is presumably more cost-efficient than other passive measures or devices.

With the $100 million in Series D funding that Zola closed last month, its technology will presumably only grow more efficient — and ubiquitous.

The catalyst with 0.04 wt% dopant was more effective than the rest, presumably due to a more efficient separation of the photogenerated charges associated with a greater crystallite size.

The twice-selected RNA correlates less well (R = 0.63 0.66), presumably due to a more efficient removal of non-polyadenylated RNAs that are still present in the total and RiboMinus samples.

This axonal pruning during brain maturation presumably allows for a more efficient network of brain connections (Stepanyants et al., 2002; Lebel et al., 2008).