Sentence examples for is sometimes postulated from inspiring English sources
Fox is the comical character in these tales, as he is in many European and Asian folktales; it is sometimes postulated, incorrectly, that these tales were brought in with the Spanish conquest.
With sperm counts ranging from zero to hundreds of millions per ejaculate, sperm output may be viewed as a quantitative trait and male infertility is sometimes postulated as a polygenic disease [26].
Moreover, genuine genetic heterogeneity in effect sizes across different ethnic backgrounds and population-specific gene-gene epistatic effects are sometimes postulated.
Because they relate to unique events postulated to have occurred in the deep past, it is sometimes argued that hypotheses about the evolution of complex organs cannot be tested.
Given the root of the tree in or beside Chlorobacteria, it is entirely unnecessary to postulate lateral gene transfer of complete photosystems as is sometimes unparsimoniously done.
In one scene a government official postulates that "the indecent clothing of our girls or certain women" is sometimes responsible for the acts of barbarism that have become so common.
The answer is sometimes yes, sometimes no.
Currently, there is no compelling evidence that the mechanisms sometimes postulated to be associated with allergenic sensitization, e.g. antacid modification of stomach pH, are valid among production animals.
Cosmologists who have based their theories on general relativity have sometimes postulated a finite but unbounded space-time (analogous, in four dimensions, to the surface of a sphere) as far as spacelike directions are concerned, but practically all cosmologists have assumed that space-time is infinite in its timelike directions.
Disease was sometimes severe.
