Sentence examples for be speculated that among from inspiring English sources
From this, it can be speculated that among those living on the coast or in the Yue peoples' territory, a section of the coastal population migrated to the island.
Moreover, it can be speculated that among cardiovascular drugs, the ones with the ancillary property of improving endothelial function are possibly preferable in the treatment of risk factors.
If the mechanism is correct, it must be speculated that among the various amino acids leucine is specially active in inducing the conformation change of the v-ATPase.
Alternatively, it can be speculated that among patients with diabetes as co-morbid condition (if diabetes is not considered as the cause of renal disease), diabetes may also not be the main cause of cardiovascular disease as well.
It could be speculated that the high prevalence of CP among this age group could be due to the fact that this group belongs to the working age group.
It can be speculated that the observed lower adherence rate among younger patients is related to the adverse effects of hormone therapy on the women's sexuality, which include fertility issues and menopausal symptoms [ 13].
The reasons for sunlight avoidance were not investigated in this survey, but it can be speculated that the current cultural trend (prevalent among many Asian female populations), and even pressure, to have paler skin is a contributing factor for reducing sunlight exposure among the younger age groups in the survey.
It may therefore be speculated that direct anti-proliferation effects of pazopanib on tumor cells may vary among cell lines.
Roughly four years later, on 6 May 2005, Georgian police officers found eight dead bodies in the Svaneti region and it was speculated that Levan was among the dead.
It was speculated that the different trends among experiments were caused by differences in the materials analyzed.
No records exist to confirm William Sr.'s status as a slave or freedman, but it has been speculated that he may have been among the slaves forced to serve the Confederacy as Union troops marched upon the South.
