Sentence examples for this presumably has from inspiring English sources

This presumably has a toughening effect on the intermetallic thereby inhibiting crack formation and growth.

Mobile phone applications ("apps") have generated substantial interest among marketers, primarily because of their high level of user engagement and the positive impact this presumably has on a user's attitude toward the sponsoring brand.

This, presumably, has a lot to do with the photo in question.

This presumably has something to do with diets or exercise or hereditary illnesses inherited from Elizabethan people who existed solely on mead and pig fat.

This presumably has adverse effects on the interaction between actin and actin binding proteins and leads to changes in the structure of the actin cytoskeleton.

This presumably had to do with a spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry saying he hoped Hagel's nomination would improve relations between the two countries.

This, presumably, hadn't been why the Swedish boffins created the synchronization tool, but one of the joys of any new technology emerging from the wilderness is seeing how users test boundaries, and push limits.

This, presumably, hadn't been why the Swedish engineers created the synchronisation tool, but one of the joys of any new technology emerging from the wilderness is seeing how users test boundaries, and push limits.

For instance, if our "V1" ROI encroached slightly into neighboring V2, this presumably had little effect on our data; both V1 and V2 are lower-level visual cortical areas, functionally similar at the level of fMRI.

This also presumably has an impact on the financial incentives of firms in their effort to cut costs through quality reductions when prices are fixed.

This process presumably has a long history, much of it possibly occurring after internalization and ADP/ATP transport was established, and thus a recognizable eukaryote had arisen.