Sentence examples for putative varieties from inspiring English sources

Further work is also required to limn the boundaries between mechanistic explanation and other putative varieties of explanation and to say, as perspicuously as Hempel or the causal-mechanical theory, what a model must do to count as explanatory and precisely how good explanations are to be distinguished from bad.

hortensis, which is apparently a cultivated form of another putative variety, namely Commelina communis var.

A borohydride reduction technique was used for the preparation of the monometallic NPs, while a sequential reduction strategy was seen to generate the putative core shell varieties.

Interdisciplinary evaluative research of this kind involves attempting to measure and characterise a variety of complex behaviours and their putative correlates in a variety of domains.

We examined a potential role of PPLP2 in this process, as well as its putative role in the varieties of membrane reorganizations that happen inside the infected erythrocytes during asexual replication.

The poorly characterized taxonomy, which makes it extremely difficult to classify most species, microspecies, subspecies, varieties and putative hybrids (Kadereit et al. 2007; Teege et al. 2011), is a major constraint to the use of Salicornia spp. as a crop.

A variety of putative genes encoding GH families 2, 3, 5, 9, 11, and 16 were identified using activity-based screening, which showed low to moderate homology to various cellulases and hemicellulases.

Clostridium perfringens is an opportunistic pathogen of humans and animals whose genome encodes a wide variety of putative carbohydrate-hydrolyzing enzymes that are increasingly being shown to be directed toward the cleavage of host glycans.

The promoter for the putative cCXCR1 contains a variety of consensus transcription factor binding elements that can potentially be involved in the expression of this chicken receptor upon stimulation by stress-inducing agents.

Some talk of science seems to have been façon de parler, as exemplified by Henry Noble Day's The Science of Aesthetics, or the nature, kinds, laws, and uses of Beauty (1872/1888), which traces aesthetics as a science back to Baumgarten and the origin of the term aesthetics, and enunciates a variety of putative "laws" governing the arts.

Significant progress has been made in the computational identification of putative CREs in a variety of species [3] [7].