Sentence examples for presumably requiring from inspiring English sources
In this model, potentiation of Wnt signaling would occur when both a Wnt isoform and an antibody are able to bind the same LRP6 molecule, presumably requiring recruitment of FZD by the Wnt and LRP6 dimerization by the antibody.
First, not all previous studies have found modulations of the N2pc as a function of object numerosity (e.g., [37] [40]), despite presumably requiring the individuation of the relevant elements as in our Experiments 1 and 3.
However, for patients needing urgent surgery, while still presumably requiring DAPT, the recommendations concerning antiplatelet medications become vague.
Results Benefits of laughter include reduced anger, anxiety, depression, and stress; reduced tension (psychological and cardiovascular); increased pain threshold; reduced risk of myocardial infarction (presumably requiring hearty laughter); improved lung function; increased energy expenditure; and reduced blood glucose concentration.
During Pi stress, PSI genes are highly expressed, presumably requiring increased chromatin accessibility to facilitate access of Pol II and other transcription machinery, which may facilitate the transcription of poorly methylated nearby TEs, with potentially deleterious effects upon the genome such as insertional inactivation of genes and ectopic recombination.
Therefore, an influence of KNa current at the foot of AP generation presumably requires a source of Na+ and perhaps a requirement for coupling to local Na+ influx.
Living in the Arctic climate presumably required higher levels of technology and social organization.
Selected, because the latter, while all eligible, presumably require the living to act for them.
It would presumably require those plans to accept all applicants, regardless of "pre-existing conditions".
It would also presumably require an exit from global competition, closed borders, protectionism… It would require some restriction, I suppose.
Nowadays, he works for Cafod, the Catholic relief agency, which presumably requires a somewhat more elevated modus operandi.
