Sentence examples for presumably more so from inspiring English sources
In animals (2, 3 ) and humans (4 ), West Nile virus can persist in the host even after the host has recovered from an acute WNV infection, presumably more so in the immunocompromised persons.
Maturing increases strength, presumably more so for bone than ligament, and causing σult, B > σult, L. The effect of the strain rates used in each group is not seen, probably because they are not sufficiently different.
If chosen and confirmed, Thompson will play an integral role in infrastructure side of the economic stimulus process--presumably more so than past Commerce secretaries, given the circumstances.
Here, Azekel is effecting a juxtaposition of old and new, that's his schtick, and it works well even though, as we say, this kind of move is becoming increasingly popular among young British gentlemen and will presumably be even more so in the wake of Blake's success at the Mercurys last week.
Already hugely popular with the fans (taking a yellow card after jumping into the crowd to celebrate his recent equaliser against Norwich would not have hurt), he will presumably be even more so after declaring he wants to stay at Elland Road.
While that's true to some extent -- presumably among millennials more so than other age groups -- data show that online merchants have generated three times less revenue in two of the past four quarters than brick-and-mortar shops.
So, presumably, more monotonicity is epistemically better than less.
Naturally the hope is that these countries will grow steadily more market-oriented, more prosperous and so presumably more benign.
The plan, after all, calls for the creation of more liquor stores, so presumably more workers will be needed.
She calls the film her "meat and potatoes"; it's the kind of fare she likes to get her teeth into – more so, presumably, than her forays into the Narnia-like fantasy that is Hollywood.
A total of 14 Sox sequences has been reported from Nematostella [ 9], so presumably more Acropora genes will be discovered as a result of continuing transcript characterisation using 454 sequencing.
