Sentence examples for which presumably led from inspiring English sources

The name first appeared as Faereyiar (c. 1225), meaning "Sheep Islands," which presumably led to the national symbol, a ram.

He also has described potential misdeeds by other referees, which presumably led to the F.B.I.'s inquiries about Bavetta.

The eruption released enormous quantities of carbon dioxide, which presumably led — then as now — to global warming, and to significant changes in ocean chemistry.

The man had reportedly posted video of one of his drone football stadium flyovers to YouTube last September, which presumably led to his arrest.

In arguably the best physical condition of his career — which presumably led to a hilarious chorus of "Joey's handsome!" — Mercury took the brunt of punishment from Thornstowe and Luster early on.

This might reflect the conflict between the non-humanlike appearance of the robot and its humanlike contingent actions, which presumably led the children to experience the uncanny valley effect.

Antidepressant medications normalize this decreased habituation, which presumably leads to sensory-gating deficits.

This was attributed to organic enrichment of the sediments which presumably lead to increased densities of oligochaetes, the alternate hosts, downstream of Montreal.

This difference is a result of the high alkali metal content in pellet combustion particles, which presumably leads to catalytically enhanced oxidation of soot particles.

The laminar imbalance of COMT expression, which presumably leads to imbalance of dopamine availability at the synaptic level, may contribute to dysregulation of pyramidal neuronal circuitry in the prefrontal cortex, albeit to a relatively small degree.

Therefore, the mRNA signal detected in the present in situ study likely represents the long isoform of COMT transcript, which presumably leads to the predominant expression of the membrane bound type of COMT having a high affinity for catechol (Matsumoto et al, 2003; Tenhunen et al, 1994).