Sentence examples for that putative from inspiring English sources

But that putative benefit is a mirage: what minuscule part of the populace can it serve?

The appendix is thought to have some immune function based on its association with substantial lymphatic tissue, although the specific nature of that putative function is unknown.

We got a classic from what was supposed to be a consolation for that putative mega-fight and for that boxing can thank the loser as well as the winner.

If the problem is not, in part, about that putative identity holding, what is it about?

That putative nesting instinct never kicked in -- I didn't want to deal with creating "the baby's room" (though this might have something to do with giving up space in a two-bedroom Manhattan apartment).

Even that putative champion of the Carhartt-wearing common folk, Sarah Palin, pocketed a cool $12 million last year without putting the slightest dent in her populist bona fides.

That putative RNA structure appears to be conserved in the O. palustris and S. hispidus sequences.

One additional possibility is that putative communities sharing a single haplotype are actually a single community.

The transcriptional regulation upstream of that putative signal offers approaches for its identification.

Thus, we expect that putative target genes have log-ratios that are significantly greater than zero.

Zou et al. reported that putative mouse OSCs can produce live offspring when transplanted into the ovaries of adult females.