Sentence examples for presumably restricted from inspiring English sources
However, long-term dynamic of the nematode community was not indicative of succession and remained characteristic for agroecosystems, hence positive effects are presumably restricted to conversion of farmed land.
A general movement of genes towards the nuclear pores upon activation is presumably restricted to smaller cell nuclei like the budding yeast cell.
It is also unclear how separase becomes active in G2 and how its activity is presumably restricted to DNA damage sites.
The introduction of oxygen vacancies causes the ferroelectric structure to be suppressed, but if there is any cation/oxygen/vacancy ordering involved, then it is presumably restricted to a local length scale because there is no evidence for long-range ordering in the Pnma structure.
Bars show classic anchor conservation at P2, PΩ and P2/PΩ combined for shared peptides found in both IFN-γ treated HeLa and HeLa shTAPBPR cells (white bar) (presumably permitted expression in the presence of TAPBPR) and peptides unique to HeLa shTAPBPR IFNγ cells (red bar) (presumably restricted in the presence of TAPBPR).
In a systematic review of the literature about the quality of reporting andmethodology of studies on interventions for trophic ulcers in leprosy, Forsetlund and Reinar [ 29] concluded that the existing infrastructure in the leprosy field, and the presumably restricted funds for treatment and research, may limit the opportunities for undertaking high quality randomized controlled trials.
Lewandowski reportedly signed a non-disclosure agreement with the Trump campaign that presumably restricts him from speaking candidly about the inner-workings of the campaign. .
This chronic depletion of the latent complex pools presumably restricts TGF-β activity, and results in a subtly altered proliferative phenotype in liver and lung.
These linear trajectories and the coordination of rolling with the flagellar beat cycle are maintained despite our use of chambers whose depth (20 μm) presumably restricts the waveform when the flagellum beats in the z-plane.
This sounds, well, fishy, since potatoes at that time were presumably still restricted to the Altiplano in South America.
If this is a necessary step, it could explain why membrane-tethered proteins, which presumably are restricted in their movement, suffer a different fate from soluble ones.
