Sentence examples for presumably resolve from inspiring English sources

Something like this would presumably resolve such a problem by allowing me to position speakers in locations that are difficult for traditional, tethered speakers.

This would presumably also resolve some conceptual puzzles specific to Nelson's theory, such as the problem of two-time correlations raised in Nelson (2006).

A log transformed regression model was fitted for the complete range of REC cumulative exposure (presumably to resolve the plateau), but this model "fitted the data less well than the restricted exposure model" and was "not statistically significant".

insists it is at an impasse, one that will presumably be resolved in a steel cage between McMahon and David Stern.

This dilemma would presumably be resolved by the analysis of more wild and domestic samples.

But the situation does indeed need to be resolved — presumably peacefully — if the I.O.C. is not to lose much more faith in the judgment of Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and the country's political leadership.

Referring to the 35-year-old conflict, she proclaimed that "it is time that it be resolved," presumably with the Sahrawis accepting their fate as permanently living under Moroccan rule.

Although the density is not well resolved, presumably as a result of low and mixed occupancy, it could be interpreted by positioning a model of tRNAMet.

After inactivation of the SAC and cleavage of centromere-associated cohesin complexes by separase (Hauf et al. 2001; Uhlmann et al. 1999), PICH-positive UFBs elongate concomitant with sister chromatid separation and often reach lengths of several microns before they are finally resolved, presumably through the action of topoisomerase II (Baumann et al. 2007; Wang et al. 2008).

Baldwin rejected the request for delay, presumably because he preferred to resolve the crisis quickly.

This reflects an expectation that short reads will be unable to resolve small, but presumably abundant, repeats.