Sentence examples for presumably natural from inspiring English sources
A central question is why an increase in presumably natural behaviour within presumed physiological limits should cause an increase in the prevalence and severity of osteochondrosis.
Mr. Green (with his presumably natural red hair, as well as braces) is her boyfriend.
The anodyne interpretation of this is that DeLay was talking about the hereafter, where various members of the Florida and federal judiciaries, having died of presumably natural causes, will stand before their Maker, who will proceed to drop-kick them into the fiery pit.
In her book, Mississippi Praying: Southern White Evangelicals and the Civil Rights Movement, 1945-1975, author Carolyn Renee Dupont writes that "instead of seeing blacks' rigorous religious lives, whites saw only a presumably natural spiritual inferiority that, they believed, underpinned all other black weaknesses.
Presumably, natural selection occurred for certain gene regulatory networks that regulate the physiological parameters that enable amphioxus to acclimate.
More interestingly, however, we found that silence and ethologically irrelevant sounds (Mozart) showed a stronger on proliferation effect than presumably natural and relevant sounds like pup calls.
Presumably, nature also lent a hand by taking her natural course.
But the research is not particularly useful for the current spill, he said, because the Gulf of Mexico is naturally full of fine mineral particles, so presumably much natural dispersion is happening anyway.
Perfect elasticity exists with loads up to 30 to 40 percent of breaking strength; above this, "creep," or gradual deformation, occurs, presumably along natural defects within the bony structure.
Our findings showed the subjects reported receiving vaccine still obtained higher seroprevalence than the general population, who presumably experienced natural infection.
This presumably reflects natural selection for synonymous codons that are translated more efficiently and accurately.
