Sentence examples for presumably sufficient from inspiring English sources

61 Kc6 was still presumably sufficient since if 61...Bxa6?

These findings show that EBF in primary cultures are not able to adapt to serum deprivation for a given time, presumably sufficient serum growth factors are not available.

Thus, 7 days after receiving rucaparib, the PARP activity in MX-1 tumours was equivalent to untreated Capan-1 tumours and presumably sufficient to sustain repair of endogenous DNA breaks.

Nelfinavir plasma levels that are presumably sufficient to induce reliable myeloma cell apoptosis (estimated to be>15 μℳ, based on our data with primary myeloma cells in vitro) are, therefore, difficult to reach in patients.

Because the native form of this signature enzyme is a complex formed by the 2 subunits, one EP is presumably sufficient to encapsulate the holoenzyme within the BMC, with EutB internalized through its interaction with EutC ("piggybacking").

Similarly, absolute prevalences, particularly low values for 1990 1991, should be treated with caution because the official leishmaniasis control program on Crete (1984 1995) began before this period when infection was presumably sufficient on the island to warrant intervention.

But presumably a sufficient number of non-cooperators would serve to make one "a prey to others" and procure "certain ruin", and it is the necessity of avoiding some such ruin that motivates the supreme emergency story, even though it is collective rather than individual ruin that lies at its heart.

This gun and the wrought iron guns were by now obsolete in Europe, but presumably considered sufficient for the New World.

We demonstrated that fluorescence was detectable under hypoxic conditions in vitro in non-replicating cells, presumably since sufficient molecular oxygen is present in the bacterial cells to allow for fluorophore maturation.

The RecA-dependent recombination repair system, similar to D. radiodurans could presumably be sufficient protection.

However, social interaction alone is presumably not sufficient to cause cognitive change.