Sentence examples for putatively because from inspiring English sources

I have said the two differ, putatively, because only the former can be betrayed.

Because our results indicated the presence of As resistance, putatively because of the presence of ars (the arsenic resistance system gene), aio (arsenite oxidase), or arr (arsenate respiratory reduction), we searched for the presence of aio, arsB, and arr3 in organisms in the enriched cultures.

Background: The astrocyte is thought to be important in AIDS dementia complex (ADC) pathogenesis on the basis of ADC neuropathology and cell culture models putatively because HIV can infect astrocytes leading to a compromise of their physiological detoxifying and neuronal support functions.

Unfortunately, although serum paraprotein was significantly reduced (data not shown), the combination of panobinostat with ABT-737 led to all mice reaching end points by day 3 of treatment, putatively because of drug-induced toxicity.

In a recent study [ 100], Wu and colleagues noted that the protective effect of tea on breast cancer was confined to those possessing the low-activity genotype of the antioxidant catechol-O-methyl transferase (COMT), putatively because more beneficial peroxidation agents could reach the cancer cells and cause damage.

In humans, one study has shown that individuals with genetic polymorphisms encoding lower or no activity in antioxidant enzymes (GSTM1, GSTT1) experience more breast cancer protection from ITCs than those with common alleles [ 95], putatively because more beneficial peroxidation agents could reach the cancer cells and cause damage (see below).

It was putatively recognized, because the resonance at 2.03 ppm was clear but the 3.74-ppm resonance was obscured.

This elevated mutation rate putatively arises because C within the CpG dinucleotide is the preferred target for modification by DNA methylases [ 1] and the resulting modified base, 5-methyl-cytosine (henceforth 5 mC), has an elevated mutation rate [ 2- 4].

These two groups [(i) and (ii)] are putatively selected; because the ongoing migration [ 33] didn't eliminate them, and (iii) 14 TEs showed small or no inter-slope differences, putatively with equal fitness (= neutral") or only weakly selected, so that the selection doesn't overrule the migration.

In an asymmetric case, b is putatively identical with a because it stands in a certain relation to a, but c is putatively identical with a because it stands in a different relation to a.

Remarkably, all 12 copies of Tn6049 carry the same ATPase-encoding gene, putatively named gspA because its product shows strong similarities to putative general secretion pathway ATPases.