Sentence examples for although it is often speculated from inspiring English sources

For example, it is not clear why tumor-associated proteins elicit humoral responses, although it is often speculated that such proteins can become antigenic when they are overexpressed or represent an unusual or modified form of a protein (e.g. altered spliced form), or are encoded by mutant genes [ 1, 2].

It is often speculated that reactive oxygen species (ROS) present in atmospheric particles lead to oxidative stress in, and ultimately disease of, the human lung.

It was often speculated how different her life might have been had the two been allowed to marry.

(Humboldt never married, and it's often speculated that he was gay, though how many — if any — of his intense relationships were sexual is unknown).

It also suggests it is more rooted in the study of geometry than early astronomy – as is often speculated.

Moreover, uncertainty in these models can significantly affect simulation results, although it is often neglected.

It had been often speculated that Thompson, who currently lives in Oxford, would be keen to work in the US after he left the BBC, because his wife Jane Blumberg is American – although with his children grown up he is open minded about where to live.

Several investigations tend to suggest that it is often difficult to speculate and decipher the exact mode of action by which plant extracts exhibit their trypanocidal action.

The effect of perspiration on clothing thermal insulation to dry heat transfer is not well understood, although it is widely speculated that perspiration reduces the thermal insulation as a result of wetting the clothing ensemble.

It was probably a plant eater (herbivore), although it is speculated that the prosauropods may have been omnivorous.

The reasons for their abduction are unknown, although it is speculated that they were kidnapped to replace the freed Americans.