Sentence examples for presumably selected from inspiring English sources

For example, relaxed selection pressure presumably selected for smaller egg size in a hatchery population of chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha), and populations supplemented with large numbers of fish from this hatchery showed a reduction in egg size that could be detrimental to fitness (Heath et al. 2003).

Lionheart was dubbed the "BHS Destroyer" by tabloids last summer, a name presumably selected over Pensiony McPensionface.

Dier was presumably selected, in part, because Southgate expected England to be at a numerical disadvantage in the centre of midfield, and required more structure in that zone.

Called hsiu in China and nakshatra in India, the lunar mansions are 28 divisions of the sky presumably selected as approximate "Moon stations" on successive nights.

In 1403 a German university master, Johann Hübner, drew up a list of 45 articles, presumably selected from Wycliffe's writings, and had them condemned as heretical.

In some of the fancy skyscrapers and department stores, private operators run air-conditioned, upmarket versions of hawker centers called food courts — a term presumably selected by someone who had never tasted what's passed off as food at an American shopping-mall food court.

The phenotypes of complete loss of human RECQ1 are likely to be more severe than those observed, particularly in the case of shRNA selection, since that protocol presumably selects for clones that fail to completely silence RECQ1.

Beijing has said it intends to choose the next spiritual leader, presumably selecting someone rather more compliant.

The visitor presumably selects the five he does in the Sophist, because for the present purpose he needs a pair of opposites that exclude each other (change and rest, described as "most opposite" [Sophist 250a], serve as mutually exclusive consonant forms) and three vowel forms being, sameness, and difference enabling kinds to fit together or to be marked off from others.

This use presumably selects for drug-resistant E. coli, which may be transmitted to humans through the food supply (5 – 7 ).

Pneumonia epizootics appear to be driven by density-dependence, serving to constrain population size [ 5], and presumably selecting for the most fit genotypes.