Sentence examples for To be speculated from inspiring English sources

Whereas it is traditional, indeed conventional, for the mechanism of a synthetic pathway to be speculated upon using mechanistic reaction arrows, we suggest here that increasingly such speculations must be supported by a computational exploration of the potential free energy surface.

Wednesday night on Fox News, Mr. Rove, a former Bush administration official, said, "If she doesn't want to be speculated about as a potential candidate, there's an easy way to end the speculation: Say, 'I'm not running.' " "I'm saying the schedule leads me to believe she is going to be a candidate," he said.

But by the end of the 1970s belief was growing in a huge government cover-up at Roswell, Nevada - a plot that, coincidently, began to be speculated about soon after the Watergate scandal shattered public faith in politicians.

However, this observation needs to be speculated as the increase in the number of samples and the microsatellite loci might contradict the above observation.

It remains to be speculated if a larger cohort of patients or a longer follow-up period would change these results.

It used to be speculated that S. cerevisiae isolates found in nature could be just refugees from human-associated cultures (Mortimer 2000).

"It's premature to be speculating very much about it," said Dr. Everett Hansen, a forest pathologist at Oregon State University.

But, he said, "I think it's unhelpful to be speculating wildly on the basis of Gareth's employment".

Analysts said that investors also seemed to be speculating that the Financial Accounting Standards Board would change accounting standards that govern how companies value their assets.

"It doesn't help for me to be speculating whether I will be running in a future election or not.

Yes, it is insanely early to be speculating about 2016.