Sentence examples for supposedly transient from inspiring English sources
Although the inflammatory phase of TCA is supposedly transient, 59% of children are left with permanent neurological deficits, and 77% have residual arterial lesions at repeated angiography.
This era began at the start of the 20th century with the discovery by Gaskell (1889) and Johnston (1902) of hindbrain columns; general enthusiasm about their functional importance had the effect of relegating apparently non-functional and supposedly transient rhombomeres to oblivion.
A fellowship is (supposedly) a transient position.
The MI and PI are supposedly associated with transient magnetospheric field-aligned current (FAC) systems driven by different mechanisms.
Hence, the more complex adult commissural systems of pycnogonids, euchelicerates and supposedly myriapods cannot be convincingly derived from a transient two-commissure system in development, as may be possible for many tetraconates [ 4, 60].
We keep hearing about the badly paid, transient workers who screen luggage in America, supposedly a disgrace compared with the seasoned professionals in Europe.
Furthermore, in both murine and human MABs, transient overexpression of Dll1/DLL1 and Mef2C/MEF2C during the early stage supposedly saturates complex formation and correlates with enhanced myogenic capacity.
