Sentence examples for that presumably result from inspiring English sources

This measure permits only one transition per tooth surface (the V5 visit is used only to achieve a more efficient multiple imputation, see below) and allows for theoretically plausible reversals (e.g., from D1 to sound) as well as for implausible reversals that presumably result from measurement error in one of the calls (e.g., D2 to sound).

However, bikaverin production was favoured in flasks with lower cell concentration that presumably resulted in ample oxygen availability due to lower broth viscocity.

Hence, zTERT-deficient embryos exhibit severe anemia and cytopenia that presumably results from disruption of the primitive and definitive waves of hematopoiesis in the absence of alterations in telomere length.

Our results indicate that SE-induced neurodegeneration in the cerebral cortex of Wistar rats involves vascular insult, that presumably results in an alteration of the intra- and extra-cellular ionic homeostasis due to release of excitotoxic aminoacids (e.g: glutamate) in the extracellular compartment, with a consequent cellular integrity loss and the presence of initial necrotic phases [24].

Fine branching on the right of the phylogenetic tree with bootstrap values of 848 and 1000 showed closely related serpins that presumably resulted from relatively recent gene duplications.

Inactivation of TORC1 results in Tap42 dephosphorylation and a weakened association with phosphatases that presumably results in their activation and/or change in substrate preference (Duvel et al. 2003; Yan et al. 2006).

Those who had not sought care mentioned barriers that presumably resulted from previous negative experiences when using healthcare services such as long waiting times at the clinic and inconvenient location.

Sunscreens have been shown to prevent the induction of DNA damage that presumably results from the direct effects of ultraviolet radiation (UVR) on DNA.

Interestingly, these diseases that presumably resulted from side effects of the primary drug have led to development of new drugs to treat their symptoms thereby expanding pharmaceutical sales.

To Hillary Clinton and the editorial board of the Washington Post, for requesting a "Manhattan Project" for encryption surveillance that would presumably result in a "secure golden key".

According to Cloninger, low HA manifests a temperament of uninhibited optimism, confidence, gregariousness, and vigor [ 9] that presumably results in character features of excellent consecutive behavioral ability.