Sentence examples for would putatively from inspiring English sources
The issue has been brought to the fore by Ocado's plans to list its shares at a price that would putatively value the firm at about £1 billion ($1.52 billion).It is almost a decade since the collapse of Webvan, an American internet grocer that was a darling of the dotcom boom.
Tissue engineered heart valves have been proposed to resolve these issues by implanting a scaffold that is replaced by endogenous growth, leaving autologous, functional leaflets that would putatively eliminate the need for anticoagulation and avoid calcification.
Moore particularly takes exception to VaxGen's assertion that the vaccine triggered higher levels of anti-HIV antibodies in blacks, which would putatively explain why the vaccine worked better in that subgroup.
The pulmonary Th1-type cytokine environment observed in protected mice herein would putatively favor the induction of classically activated macrophages which have increased fungicidal activity against C. neoformans [56].
OptKnock [ 46] was used to search for knockout strains that would putatively couple ethanol production with an improved growth rate.
The change of a T(129B6) to a C DBA/2J) at the −515 position would putatively increase p53 interactions with the DBA/2J half-site.
The novel peptides were based on taking advantage of the nuclear localization properties of transcription factors in combination with a peptide that would bind putatively to cell surfaces.
For example, while in young tissue hESC derivatives putatively would go on to produce teratomas, it is unlikely that teratoma formation would occur after hESC transplantation into aged skeletal muscle.
A high S value would indicate a putatively conserved response and a signal that is expected to be translatable.
Ideally, each of the bins would only contain putatively functional variants, which could be achieved by the use of bioinformatics tools.
A high S value would indicate a putatively conserved response between rat and human; a high Pr suggests the signal is well translated by participants.
