Sentence examples for which we supposed from inspiring English sources

Figure 9 shows an example, in which we supposed there are in total only four domains existing in the DCN.

We automatically coded the IP number so that we could differentiate attempts from each machine, which we supposed to represent a single visitor.

However, these patients showed increased lactate levels during their hospital course, which we supposed might be caused by multiorgan failure leading to death.

The study was also limited in that we did not ascertain the out-of-pocket expense for herbal remedies by patients, although most stated that herbal medicines (which we supposed were processed, imported products) were more expensive than conventional medicines.

Reactivation, which we supposed would destroy PKMζ protein, was mimicked by clamping [PKMζ] at zero during 0 ≤ t ≤ 10. j 1 was set at 0 when 0 ≤ t < 540 and at the default value otherwise to imitate transient inhibition of protein synthesis.

Which, we suppose, makes Niall Quinn nearly count.

Which, we suppose, means Jose Theodore and Peter Budaj will not have to take boxing lessons.

The New Yorker, November 9 , 1935P. 11 There is something faintly spurious about all modern pioneering, which we suppose is inevitable.

The Philadelphia police chief said he had acted properly to stop a fleeing suspect, which, we suppose, technically, Mr. Consalvi was.

Here in the present we find documents and other objects which, we suppose, survive from the past, and we weave interpretations round them.

It's OK, but far from "incredible", Simon Cowell's favourite new adjective, and also quite far from anything Girls Aloud have recorded, which we suppose is the point.