Sentence examples for postulated but from inspiring English sources
"Psychosocial explanations can be postulated, but not confirmed with this data," they wrote.
The text of the old Indian Rigveda was transmitted orally almost without variation from very ancient to modern times, whereas much old French epic and Provençal lyric has descended in variant redactions for which a common source may be postulated but cannot be reconstructed.
The mechanisms underlying this possible association have been postulated but never demonstrated.
This difference was recently postulated but not analyzed by other researchers.
A possible relationship between mitochondrial haplogroups and psychiatric diseases (e.g. schizophrenia and bipolar disorder) has been postulated, but data regarding depression is still limited.
For a few of these outbreaks, the inciting factors were identified, but for the majority, the precipitating factors were often postulated but not confirmed.
You can postulate, but you can't report.
It is important to realize that svabhāva understood as substance that Nāgārjuna rejects is not a theoretical posit, an entity an insufficiently sophisticated philosopher might postulate, but a kind of cognitive default, a way of superimposing something onto the world that is automatic and immediate and not the result of detailed theoretical reflection.
That's a lot to postulate, but we don't want to make the Outer Podunkians' heads explode, so we've got to start from some sort of common ground.] And, from the Gospel of Luke, we read that the shepherds were "abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flocks by night".
Indeed, even if the goal were to sustain a normal intravascular oncotic pressure, it has been repeatedly observed that the most balanced approach does not occur with infusion of colloids to crystalloids at a ratio of 1 3 as initially postulated [1],[52], but rather 1 1.3 [53].
Perhaps in some intact cells direct contact between the α-subunit and Src, or other Src family kinases, does occur as postulated previously, but the existing in vitro experiments do not provide unambiguous support for this postulate).
