Sentence examples for presumably occupied from inspiring English sources

A bleached and uncommunicative negro occupied the bed on my left and had presumably occupied it for quite some time, as he antedated everyone else in the ward.

At El Castillo, δ13C and δ15N values show great consistency between levels, indicating that animals were being hunted from the same isozones when the site was presumably occupied by the two human species.

For example, P. horikoshii acquired the ability to live on amino acid enriched substrates and occupied a higher level consumer role; P. abyssi could survive on amino acid depleted substrates and presumably occupied a lower level consumer role.

This property, taken together with the highly charge-dependent nature of the functional effects previously described and the fact that the partial negative charge on thiolates at 334, 335, and 338 can be titrated by varying bath pH (7, 8), suggests that they occupy a relatively wider portion of the pore presumably occupied by anions, cations, and water.

The New Yorker, November 26 , 1938P. 11 With confused emotions, we say goodbye to Charles Lindbergh who wants to go and live in Berlin, presumably occupying a house that once belonged to Jews.

By N. Anthony and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, November 26 , 1938P. 11 With confused emotions, we say goodbye to Charles Lindbergh who wants to go and live in Berlin, presumably occupying a house that once belonged to Jews.

For example, Ms. Alexandrian estimated that 100,000 Armenians live in the greater New York area, at least a few of whom will presumably occupy some of the 125 seats at Al Mayass.

In the presence of a steroid, the negatively charged 1,5-EDANS moiety, which presumably occupies the steroid-binding site, is expelled and exposes to the nanowire surface.

nana vegetation was initially replaced by an open Salix and grass dominated vegetation and some 400 years later, the first tree birches were documented presumably occupying moist and sheltered soils while drier land remained open.

Ion-spray mass analysis of the inhibited E. coli GGT confirmed the formation of a 1 1 covalent adduct with the catalytic subunit (small subunit) with concomitant loss of phenoxide, leaving the peptidyl moiety that presumably occupies the Cys-Gly binding site.

Indeed, the above scaling is consistent with the interpretation of the bone marrow as a heterogeneous microenvironment in which the active stem cell pool is distributed in surface niches [31], whereas the quiescent stem cell pool might presumably occupy the bulk of the bone marrow, in accord with the prevailing view of the stem cell pool as metaphorically compartmentalized [22].