Sentence examples for was presumably present from inspiring English sources

It is found in plants and animals and thus was presumably present in the common ancestor of both.

As evident from the gene distribution in figure 3, a complete Sel system for the incorporation of Sec into proteins is found in most species and was presumably present in the common ancestor of ε-proteobacteria.

Most infectious diseases were presumably present at the creation -- or gained a foothold long before the first doctors could determine their origins and chart their spread.

Many important features of the vertebrate endocrine system, for example, are present in the lampreys and hagfishes, modern representatives of the primitively jawless vertebrates (Agnatha), and these features were presumably present in fossil ancestors that lived more than 500,000,000 years ago.

The enhanced sub-bandgap absorption at wavelengths greater than 600 nm has been previously assigned to reduced Ta5+, which is presumably present at the surface of the Ta3N5 [62].

Thus, nitrogen-containing fragments are presumably present when the carbon network is formed by the Yarmulke mechanism [20] in this temperature region (600°C to 800°C).

The suspension was sonicated for 30 min to increase the solubility of the lipid and to promote the disruption of large multilamellar vesicles (LMV) that were presumably present in the suspension.

However, in the case of oceanic crust, the various slownesses of S waves are presumably present within the layer due to relatively faster Vs than in sediment, indicating that the retrieval of vertically propagating S wave is not effective by the correlation technique with a 1-day continuous record compared with the case in the sediment.

Congenital prosopagnosia (CP) describes an impairment in face processing that is presumably present from birth.

Congenital prosopagnosia is a severe face perception impairment which is not acquired by a brain lesion and is presumably present from birth.

In fact, the absence of individuals from certain study patches (e.g. skinks and fence lizards absent from S4; Table 1) suggests that populations that were presumably present at the time of patch isolation may have been extirpated.