According to this report, Zardari's doctors claim that the Presidential candidate suffered from "dementia, major depressive disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder," presumably resulting from his years in Pakistani prisons.
A change in severity of a disease, presumably resulting from adaptation, has been observed in the case of the spirochete that causes syphilis, with the disease in human beings being less severe today than it was in the 16th century.
These scripts run when the victims access them on their computers, presumably resulting in compromised systems.
The assessment of actually achieved or presumably resulting goals, given the institutional design, is the subject of the fourth step.
Furthermore, elevated pH readings, presumably resulting from ammonification of the soil, were observed in areas of high decomposition.
An inflammatory response to a stimulus (like a bacterial infection) or wound healing activates cancer cell growth, presumably resulting in cancer implantation in an anal fistula [10, 11].
An increase in PbS content results in decrease in thermal stability and an increase in electrical conductivity, presumably resulting from interactions between the nanofiller and polymer.
Sure enough, within a few hours, the question made it to the top of the trending topics list, presumably resulting in a whole load of record sales for Sliimy.
Large quantities of sterols (ca. 30 mg g-1 total soluble extract) were identified in the polar non-hydrocarbon fractions of the core extract petroleum, presumably resulting from contamination.
If there is a discrepancy between the ascribed purposes and the actually achieved or presumably resulting goals, statements can be made regarding the existence of (gateways to) institutional corruption.
Immunohistochemical evaluation showed that loss of immunoreactivity to the antibody against the carboxyl terminus of the APC protein, presumably resulting from APC gene mutations, was more frequent in syndromic than in sporadic cases (40% versus 6.7%, P < 0.001).
