Sentence examples for one might postulate from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, one might postulate some unknown variable that influences whether people are prescribed statin medication and also influences whether they receive appropriate initial antibiotic therapy (e.g., some underlying condition that is not included in the Charlson comorbidity index).
Since the GR ability to induce transcription depends, at least in part, on the ligand-induced interaction with coactivators, one might postulate that the reduced transcriptional activation by a selective compound should indicate an impaired recruitment of coactivators.
Since the ability to induce transcription depends, at least in part, on the ligand-induced interaction with coactivators, one might postulate that the reduced transcriptional activation by a dissociated compound should indicate an impaired recruitment of coactivators.
As one might postulate from the Web browser wars between Netscape and Microsoft, however, if there is money to be made in an area of computing, Microsoft is bound to turn up somewhere.
One might postulate that childhood trauma is driving clinical outcomes (psychiatric diagnoses or certain clinical features such as suicide attempts) through non-specific dimensions of psychopathology (e.g., affect or impulse dysregulation or abnormalities in cognitive functioning).
In particular, one might postulate that we are more likely to find differences in prosociality across sectors in the latter cohorts of workers – who started entering the labor force in the early 60s, a period of rapid economic development for many of the countries in our sample – as opposed to the earlier cohorts who, on average, made career choices just after the second World War.
Alternatively, one might take the causal relation to be an irreducible theoretical entity that can be defined by a set of postulates that specify the role that this relation (if it exists) occupies within the domain of properties and events.
