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This has presumably been done on the assumption that British readers are less likely to buy collections of short stories.

This has presumably enabled the new note taking and annotation features the device has.

This has presumably contributed to the emergence of more complex life styles and ecological integration for many eukaryotes, which must ultimately rely on external sources for essential metabolite intermediates, such as certain amino acids, they can no longer produce themselves.

This had presumably been shown previously by Perrin.

This miner has presumably died now; all the pits he ever worked at are closed.

Between 1988 and 1999, it says, the top 1% of the population increased its share of wealth from 17% to 23% (though this figure has presumably dropped with the stockmarket).

While this approach has presumably been used to minimize cost, forward primers can be fluorescently labeled and amplicons can be scored through capillary electrophoresis (e.g., Sun et al., 2007; Ahmad et al., 2008; Alwala et al., 2008; Alghamdi et al., 2012).

But this apparent triumph has presumably made it more difficult for the MILF's leaders to keep in contact with their followers, and has pushed the group towards guerrilla tactics and perhaps even terrorism.

This confidence in annotation has presumably been assisted by the improvements of contig length (62% longer than 500 bp) obtained from the use of GS-FLX Titanium chemistry.

But suddenly Ike's father unexpectedly says, "It's not him," and Price takes careful note of the way that the detective, Jimmy Iacone, winces, while a forensic examiner, who has, presumably, seen this response many times, "didn't seem surprised or put out".

This surge of Russian nationalism has presumably gone down pretty well in the Kremlin, and it's also bound to have pleased the man who was recently labeled the "brain" behind Putin's annexation of Crimea, Aleksandr Dugin.