Sentence examples for the presumably higher from inspiring English sources

It would also save nearly $4 billion by avoiding the presumably higher costs of labor and materials in, say, 2030.

But this study made no adjustment for the presumably higher percentage of women among those doing housework and the different age distributions.

The presumably higher specificity for nickel resistance of nreB compared with mrdH may explain strain W619's much higher MIC value for Ni II) as compared to KT2440.

This might be because we measured LP at a cuff pressure at 60 cmH2O as recommended by the manufacturer for elective patients [ 18] and not at the presumably higher pressures used in other studies.

Taking this into account, it is difficult to exclude that the reduced functional connectivity found in stroke patients in the paper of Tuladhar et al., [ 2013] is not (partially) due to the presumably higher frequency of vascular risk factors.

Given that berry flesh and skin ripening transcriptional programs significantly differ [ 3], and assuming that this divergence could be more pronounced in cultivars bearing black-skinned berries accordingly with the presumably higher gene expression activity related to the phenylpropanoid pathway in its berry skin, both pericarp tissues were separately analysed in Tempranillo to be more precise.

The presumably high potential of a holistic design approach for complex biochemical reaction networks is exemplified here for the network of tryptophan biosynthesis from glucose, a system whose components have been investigated thoroughly before.

For this reason, this study aims to reduce carbon emissions and preserve the fixed materials such as limestone by utilizing the presumably high value-added cementitious powder of waste concrete, which is not currently being recycled.

This may not be surprising given the presumably high false negative rate pertaining to the identification of relevant genes in our study as well as the other studies.

Queens that are sperm limited should use all available sperm, and thus paternity skew should reflect the (presumably high) variation in male sperm availability.

The presumably high parasite pressure in these habitats could lead to pronounced and therefore detectable signs of elsewhere more subtle mechanisms of selection.