Sentence examples for supposedly increased from inspiring English sources
Cheese cubes supposedly increased energy and strengthened the immune system.
In contrast, deformation happens uniformly to FRP in de-bonded region with an increase in the de-bonded length of a central part, which, supposedly, increased the amount of deformation on the whole.
It was also found that after annealing the small "islands" on the film surface disappeared and grain boundaries were supposedly increased to produce the more uniform films compared to the non-annealed sample.
For now, everything is entirely free and given that the number of users supposedly increased by 50% within the first day of version 1.0's release, I figure I'll finish with one last thought (which also happens to be the company's tag-line): you don't need a better computer, you need a better operating system.
The two authors offered praise to the supposedly increased representative powers of communes, and to the laws protecting private property within urban domains.
Even though CD3γ is the most weakly expressed transcript of those tested here, the lack of any MPSS tags derived from transcripts of CD3γ is very surprising, given the supposedly increased depth of the MPSS libraries compared to SAGE.
Ephedra supposedly increases metabolism and can raise the heart rate.
Place feet in the cushioned foam open-toe slippers, Velcro the band to fit and magnetic waves penetrate the feet, supposedly increasing blood flow and oxygen exchange.
For instance, if you're trying to raise £50,000, every time your go beyond a £10,000 marker, your likelihood of investment supposedly increases by 4.1%.
FOR many education advocates, the arts are a panacea: They supposedly increase test scores, generate social responsibility and turn around failing schools.
The Fitness column last Thursday, about mouth guards that supposedly increase athletic performance, included a recommendation of Under Armour's mouthpiece by Chris McCormack, a triathlete, and a picture showing him in competition.
