Sentence examples for which presumably contributed from inspiring English sources

Last year, Lenovo became the world's top supplier of personal computers, which presumably contributed to Yuanqing's $3.25 million windfall.

The recognition specificity of the KWK peptide for abasic sites was attributed to the tryptophan moiety, which presumably contributed to stacking between bases adjacent to the abasic site.

However, the choice of facilitators and to not reimburse MNHGs were deliberate strategies which presumably contributed to making this facilitation intervention successful after a latent period and suitable for being scaled up within healthcare systems.

The arch-like bundle of labeled UF fibers found in the white matter of the medial orbital sulcus in the normal hemispheres was also markedly decreased in fiber density in the hemispheres with the MTL ablation, but only in the most medial part of this pathway, which presumably contributed to the substantial decrease in terminal label already noted in ventral medial areas 25, 14, and PAII.

Histological analysis of the pancreas revealed that HWS chickens have larger pancreatic islets, less pancreatic islet mass, and more pancreatic inflammation than LWS chickens, all of which presumably contribute to impaired glucose metabolism.

The similarity could derive from the fact that both red and blue stimuli strongly activate the V1 blobs, which presumably contribute to the recorded VEPs.

Our study, along with other recent work [25], shows that intra-line variation in pathway rates can cause significant variation in cell fate in response to drug, which presumably contributes to the difficulty of completely eradicating cancer using drug treatments.

Nevertheless, important differences were observed between the two organisms, which presumably contribute to the remarkable capacity of H. werneckii for adaptation to extreme environments.

We observed a substantial number of CD163+ cells among CD33+ and neutrophil elastase-negative macrophages, suggesting an M2 macrophage phenotype 15 in PDAC tissues, which presumably contributes to sustained cancer growth.

As a consequence, an extended conjugation of π-electrons becomes possible from the polyene chain to the β-ionone ring, which presumably contributes to the considerable spectral red-shift observed in microbial rhodopsins.

This process might be compensated for a while by ATP hydrolysis due to the ability of the ATP synthase to work in the reverse mode, which presumably contributes to the ATP depletion observed (after 24 h) in several studies.