Sentence examples for putatively good from inspiring English sources

The idea that Turkish intelligence would brazenly abduct its citizens from a country with which it has putatively good relations is a shocking offense against both international human rights standards and bilateral norms.

Putatively good living conditions and resources are a necessary precondition for families to consider living organ donation.

Strikingly, many putatively good tools, including tools that addressed many issues related to accurate quantification, were difficult to use.

This is a good idea, but as we have seen from the wages paid at Le Gavroche, the most putatively respectable and financially secure of businesses are not at all averse to breaking the law.

The wild mink is putatively a good sentinel, as it is a semi-aquatic top predator present in all parts of Sweden and it is hunted extensively.

The major mechanism explaining differences between animals with high or low response to ACTH treatments may be in the transport of cholesterol into the mitochondria for steroidogenesis with PRAX-1 is putatively a good candidate to target the sensitivity of animals to stress.

Boys' retreat into a putatively safe virtual world involves, in fact, a new kind of rejection.

The branch of the law that putatively protects our good name against libel and slander withdraws from us indifferently.

Although in silico target predictions have been shown a good tool to putatively annotate the small RNA functions [ 29], the experimental validation of the exact biological functions of small RNAs in plant cells is necessary.

The seizure-free rate in our patients with putatively pathogenic microdeletions seems as good as reported for cohorts in the literature (McIntosh et al., 2001; Spencer & Huh, 2008; Dunlea et al., 2010).

Despite ecophenotypic variation, the apical angle appears to be a good diagnostic feature to select putatively invasive populations for molecular screening.