Sentence examples for presumably supplied from inspiring English sources

President Obama is reputed to carry the world's most expensive, most secure BlackBerry, presumably supplied to him by the government's most knowledgeable and experienced experts in electronic communications.

The fluids are presumably supplied by a partial melting zone at a greater depth, and the top of the fluid reservoir is capped by a self-sealed precipitate of silicate solution at temperatures of approximately 400°C.

By contrast we observe no obvious transcriptional activation or upregulation of auxin synthesis genes, which implies that the auxin may be exogenous, in which case it is presumably supplied by the immature insect within the gall.

In animal models, this typically results in necrosis of the central region of the tumour, with a thin peripheral rim of surviving tumour cells that are presumably supplied by vessels in the adjacent normal tissue.

The BET-specific surface areas were not quoted explicitly but could be derived from the data in the respective figures (50 and 6.5 m/g, respectively; specifications presumably supplied by the particle manufacturer).

Politicians demonise America for the drone strikes, even though Pakistan presumably supplies intelligence and other help for them.

One such project is the $300 million, 500-unit building planned by Equity Residential in a rental complex called West End Apartments it owns adjacent to Massachusetts General Hospital, where the 18,000-person downtown staff will presumably supply a steady stream of tenants.

Instead, when we meet her at the beginning of the series, Nyborg is more concerned with moving house – presumably supplying viewers with shots of a variety of stylish new light fittings and perplexing floor plans to obsess over – than a political party with which she is increasingly disillusioned.

This pattern matches that of glycogen degradation and the pentose phosphate pathway, which presumably supplies NADPH and its electrons for respiration.

For instance, certain amino acids have been shown to be effective in initiating growth on sugars different from glucose, such as mannose and fructose, in Allomyces macrogynus cultures, presumably supplying both carbon and nitrogen sources [ 44].

In the beginning, the environment presumably could supply all the necessary compounds (including the vitamin coenzymes); eventually, these compounds were synthesized within an organism.