Sentence examples for presumably weak from inspiring English sources

A few rats running through the snow, very tame, presumably weak with hunger".

During his rookie pre-season, he got a lot of publicity for the statement "I understand that I'm a rookie and I'm white, so people are going to attack me" because of stereotypes about race and his unproven and presumably weak defensive skills.

As realized and suggested by Hampton et al., 2008, elimination of the offset would result in dissociation of a presumably weak interaction between V2 and its adjacent filament [24].

Thus, persistent use with presumably weak indication has no beneficial effect or may even be harmful.

Even though our results do not exclude such a relation in AS patients, if it exists it is presumably weak.

These trials clearly indicate that persistent use with presumably weak indication has no beneficial effect or may even be harmful for critically ill patients.

The non-shock events or waves were noted to occur preferentially at high (∼−30° to −35°) heliolatitudes where stream-stream interactions were presumably weaker.

Adverse selection effects, e.g., are presumably weaker for large firms and liquid stocks due to better analysts' coverage (Huang et al. 2012, p. 9584) or a stronger presence of informed traders (Kyle 1985, pp. 1317 1320).

Feedback signals issuing spatial selection are presumably weaker than expectations pre-activating form-specific representations of predicted stimuli [35], [36].

It is presumably weaker than the within-dimer bond, which forms first, and relies on some mechanism of cooperativity to produce assembly.

By contrast, in the untreated samples, where such positive selection forces are presumably weaker, we did not detect significant evidence of selective interactions.