Sentence examples for but postulated from inspiring English sources

They accepted the necessity of maintaining defense but postulated the existence of a basic harmony of interests among states, which would minimize the incidence of wars.

They recommended reducing overall exposure to global equities but postulated that U.S. equities will outperform credit markets.

Neither study was able to account for the cause of the remaining 75%to80%0% of arousals but postulated that clinical interactions may account for much of these.

MBP is an 'intrinsically unstructured' protein with a high proportion (∼75%) of random coil, but postulated to have core elements of β-sheet and α-helix.

The optimal interval between autologous blood injections is unknown, but postulated to be six weeks, with up to three injections.

How exactly these cells exert their favorable influence in these conditions is not known, but postulated mechanisms include paracrine and/or immunomodulatory properties of progenitor cells.

In this work we report observations of lognormal-like properties of Internet based human communication, but postulate that their origin is not due to multiplicative process but rather to human psychology.

We assume that it is elastic in dilatation, but postulate the Kelvin Voigt laws for distortion, the complex eigenvalue equations of the viscoelastic plate with linearly varying thickness and multiple cracks are derived by the differential quadrature method.

We have not determined the reason for this but postulate a possible impact of health advice such as smoking cessation at the time of diagnosis of the testicular malignancy.

"We are not certain of the mechanism, but postulate that an unbalanced diet in pregnancy may act as a stressor to the mother, increasing her production of cortisol and subsequently increasing cortisol production in the offspring," says lead author Rebecca Reynolds, an endocrinologist at Queen's Medical Research Institute in Edinburgh.

The model included Earth's core but also postulated the existence of an inner core.