Sentence examples for making speculations from inspiring English sources

The traits also aid in making speculations on relationships among these groups (taxa).

Yet, we believe that making speculations based on this observation would be too far-reaching.

The kinetics and mechanism of the formation of both colour and fluorescent compounds seem to be highly material- and condition-dependent [ 43, 46, 47], making speculations about the nature of formed fluorescent and brown compounds very difficult.

However, great caution should be taken in making speculations regarding the opsin responsible for image formation in E. kanangrensis since we lack detailed expression data at the cellular level.

Many lineages of protists have left no record of their now extinct forms, however, making speculation about early phylogenetic and evolutionary relationships with other eukaryotes difficult to verify.

Large Wall Street firms engaged in food and energy derivatives trading will be forced to spin off their derivatives desks into a separately capitalized affiliate, making speculation in these markets much more costly.

Many authors have made speculations about azhdarchid paleoecology [2], [17] [32], often showing a preference for a skim-feeding lifestyle.

It is not my purpose here to make speculations on the origin of life.

Considering the approx. 37% sequence homology between HIV-1 and XMRV RTs, the only valid option is to make speculations based on the superposition of HIV-1 and XMRV RTs.

"I did not know if I should laugh or cry that the bank that made speculation a business model is now saying it is a victim of speculators," Gabriel said.

This makes speculation a lot riskier.