Sentence examples for as has been postulated from inspiring English sources

As has been postulated, with much hand-wringing, it was obvious to many that the leave campaign didn't believe it would win, merely wishing to register a protest, and was thus left thinking: what have we done?

This close correspondence in sequence can hardly be coincidental and suggests, as has been postulated above for FSH, LH, and thyrotropin, that ACTH and α- and β-MSH may have differentiated within the adenohypophysis by evolutionary modification of a common ancestral molecule.

The authors suggest that, as has been postulated for migraine, postictal headaches might be related to the vasodilatation known to follow seizures.

We have proven that the failure is in error predictions of the entrainment and therefore is not related to any chemistry submodels, as has been postulated.

There's some indication that it would be good politically -- as has been postulated -- for Republicans to go along with the reform, or at least that by doing so they could prevent further alienating Latino voters.

It could participate in the ill defined ZP4-induced AR [50], in alternate paths leading to this reaction needed under altered physiological conditions or to decrease its threshold, as has been postulated for progesterone [51].

Researchers of mass communication cannot therefore treat the public as a homogenous mass audience that actively processes and responds to media messages uniformly, as had been postulated by initial theories of mass communication, which assumed that audiences respond to media messages directly.

Since the first report by Andersson [ 3], several aetiologies for the development of ALs in patients with AS have been postulated, including infection, inflammation, trauma and mechanical stress.

Ultimately, the membrane can act as a "catalyst" to the binding reaction between the gp41 and the peptides, as it has been postulated in other receptor-ligand scenarios in the membrane environment [25].

As it has been postulated that the MTC originated near the horn of Africa [ 57], this strain may therefore be a remnant M. africanum precursor that evolved from M. tuberculosis as humans migrated from Eastern to Western Africa [ 55].

As it has been postulated that botulism might have caused the deaths of those in the Franklin expedition 16 we tested for this but did not succeed in culturing the bacteria.