Sentence examples for basis of this speculation from inspiring English sources

The basis of this speculation is that oestrogens are known regulators of the proteinases that are critical for cartilage collagenolysis [ 35, 36].

The basis of this speculation was that both CTX-II and bone resorption are affected by oestrogen [ 16, 26, 32] and by a series of bone resorption inhibitors [ 18, 39] and that the prevailing position in cartilage tissue of CTX-II is at the bone-cartilage interface [ 21].

The second is our capacity to plan, which relies on the ability to imagine a series of actions and their consequences and, on the basis of that speculation, to choose between them.

As certain findings could be obtained on the basis of these speculations, we considered that they had some validity.

Lessing does take care to emphasise the scientific basis of her speculation throughout the novel.

Arguably, Tony Blair wouldn't have got away with a lot of what he got away with and certainly wouldn't have got away with going to war with another country on the basis of pure speculation and just to keep his mate in America who was a Republican happy and for a bit of oil.

While maintaining the Lurian Kabbala as a theoretical basis of speculation, the movement also made adjustments and transformations that continue to the present day.

While the show sheds much light on cultural trends, its weakness lies in the number of objets d'art that are assigned regional provenances and dates on the basis of speculation.

But we will not rush to judgment on the basis of slander, distortion, speculation, innuendo, partial reports or incomplete investigations".

The existence of fundamental substances from which all matter is made, however, has been the basis of much theoretical speculation since the dawn of history.

Justice Matthew O. Tobriner dissented, stating that Mosk's suggestion that the state open more medical schools to accommodate both white and minority was unrealistic due to cost: "It is a cruel hoax to deny minorities participation in the medical profession on the basis of such fanciful speculation".