Originally, I postulated that it must have something to do with reach.
Without that preexisting knowledge of RT and its role in the retroviral life cycle, "I'd postulate it would have been a much longer time before we were able to deal with HIV," Coffin said.
David Brooks's optimism ("Refuting the Cynics," column, Nov. 25) is well received, and although I'm sure that America is a better place than in the past, I postulate that it is still not good enough.
I postulated that was its only loss in the history of life [ 1, 5, 29, 30].
I postulated that BP could save itself -- indeed, place its brand in a category of one -- by living the innovation in the "Beyond Petroleum" promise.
In the second article, I postulated specifically that "EMF-induced loss of iron from its intracellular storage protein, ferritin, might increase oxidative stress" (Stevens 1993).
Even before we found the double helix, I postulated that the genetic information of DNA must be passed on to RNA chains of complementary sequences that in turn function as the direct templates for polypeptide synthesis.
I postulated that the availability of a large amount of federal money was driving up tuition, and in the long run making it more difficult for poor students to go.
I postulated that the report would allow Republicans to run a slew of ads that savaged Democratic incumbents for supporting a law that cost Americans jobs and was so badly bungled that 1 million people decided not to sign up for it.
Last month, I wrote an article called Actually, Every Company Is A Big Data Company in which I postulated that simply by the act of collecting data as an artifact of doing business, every company is in the Big Data business.
