Sentence examples for this may presumably from inspiring English sources

This may presumably explain the non-lethal effect of amino acid replacement in this protein region.

This may presumably lift the RB-dependent block of S-phase entry; a regular corollary of EBV-induced B-cell transformation.

This may be presumably due to the presence of pyridinium counterpart.

This expression level corresponds to about 1/4th of that of the original scFv13R4 but this may be presumably increased by using optimized protocols.

In turn, this enhanced access to binding by the nascent apatite structures may presumably result in an equally effective inhibition or abortion of further crystallization.

The earlier one disappeared more recently (and may, presumably, still turn up).

The tiny amount of 3MP taken up by compound 1 may presumably be attributed to the surface adsorption or adsorption at defect sites5.

(As may, presumably, the one or two Chicago-area children a year who have been named Wrigley in loving homage to the place).

So the agreement envisions a "global stock-take" in which the world assesses how it is doing in trying to meet its climate goals, after which nations may, presumably, have to further increase their ambitions.

However, because CO has a small dipole moment, while N2 is non-dipole (note they are isoelectronic), the different formation sequences observed for CO hydrates may presumably arise from the CO dipole effect during the nucleation stage, although the difference in the guest chemistry can also be a determining factor.

We may presumably fault bin Laden for failing to give credit where credit is due, although, of course, he never claimed to be the author of the poem, and the rules governing the attribution of poetry recited for propagandistic purposes are far from clear.