Sentence examples for one could postulate that from inspiring English sources

Based on the observation that the CD4 density values for Cyto-Trol are much lower than the value for PBMC (1.45 × 10 copies/cell), and Cyto-Trol was produced from normal donor PBMC just like cryopreserved PBMC, one could postulate that CD4 receptors on microvilli might be damaged during the lyophilization process.

One could postulate that grants submitted to the NIH on diabetic foot disease were of poor quality and therefore the majority were not funded: This explanation, however, appears to be unlikely as the number of original publications on diabetic foot disease in the peer-reviewed literature has substantially increased in recent years with many articles appearing in high impact factor journals.

One could postulate that somewhat better endurance-trained athletes will have a different reaction to blood donation than less well trained and could develop iron deficiency more rapidly as they usually have a low iron status.

One could postulate that, over time, the thong ― a symbol of performative, sexualized femininity ― has faded out of style, replaced by more comfortable, androgynous undies. .

One could postulate that IDE independently mediates the formation of CSR species and the clearance of soluble and some insoluble aggregates, whereas NEP could be involved in the clearance of the newly formed soluble CSR species.

One could postulate that more complicated and complex cases of patients were referred to radiologists for renal biopsy but we showed that clinical variables were similar among groups.

Based on this notion, one could postulate a potential mechanism for the roles of Tks5 and DG in podosome assembly.

Therefore, one could postulate from our data that prior or co-infection with T. vivax ameliorates the pathology due to T. congolense by a similar interference phenomenon.

As always, one could postulate more complex relationships, but have found that the model fits the data quite well, as judged by the goodness-of-fit tests conducted.

Investigators examining these data could postulate that the close proximity of these SNPs and the similar genetic effect sizes made evident by Synthesis-View suggest that these SNPs are in LD with one another, prompting further investigation of the data.

This might have been due to the fact that ours is a medical ICU, but one could also postulate that some of our patients had mimickers of pneumonia such as heart failure.