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Thus, it can be further speculated that influences of outward interaction on labor market outcomes should be stronger than internal interaction.

It therefore can be further speculated that hyperglycaemia, which in turn predisposes to a proinflammatory and proatherogenic state is essential for the adverse impact of TCF7L2 on atherogenesis.

Although this suggestion is ruled out by the fact that parasites were washed twice with PBS before subcellular fractionation, it might be further speculated that an increased TcCRT secretion might in turn result in an increased TcCRT unspecific adherence to T. cruzi plasma membrane, which in turn would contaminate in some way the cytosolic fraction.

However, since conditioned fear expression remains high in CD-1 mice when a much more aversive (10×3 mA foot shock) conditioning protocol is applied [43], it may be further speculated that NAB mice would require stronger fear conditioning for better association of the CS-US.

It may be further speculated that host proteins that aid potexvirus replication, such as NbPC1P1 [ 43], might be more critical for some potexviruses than for others.

It could also be further speculated that the loosely packed lignin droplets are mostly from the secondary cell wall after acid treatment.

Based on phenomenological observations it is further speculated that varying energy generated in the core is fed into the system on time scales indicative of pressure waves, global resonant acoustic oscillations, which by superposition of amplitudes will result in varying periodicities ranging from e.g. minutes to years.

It was further speculated that the distance between interacting cells can be neglected [9, 67].

It is further speculated that he was an avatar of the version of Ba'al, worshipped in Ugarit.

Further indications of the search are apparent in a September 1968 interim report by the United States Atomic Energy Commission, which stated, "It was further speculated that the missing, in view of its ballistic characteristics, may have come to rest beyond the observed concentration of heavy debris".

It was further speculated that biomarker signatures could identify subsets of cancers within Gleason grades as defined by histopathology and provide a basis for more accurate prognostication.