Sentence examples similar to reliably speculated from inspiring English sources
There are no scientific tests that can reliably determine the grape varietals in a bottle of wine, and Elroy speculated that Rodenstock might have concocted forgeries by mixing various wines — and even a dash of port, as forgers have been known to do — in order to create a cocktail that tasted like the real thing.
With a mean of 3.5 data points for each follow-up interval, it is not possible to reliably evaluate symmetry or speculate if this would remain true if more studies were available for inclusion.
They speculated back and forth.
But Collins has speculated nonetheless.
The involvement of immunotolerance mechanisms in lymphatic filariasis transmission has been speculated in the literature [24] [26], but so far data that would allow parameterization of its likely effect are lacking such that we are unable to reliably consider its inclusion in this study.
Therefore, it may be speculated that the combination of two or more complementary technologies within the same instrument might overcome the limitations of each and help to more reliably diagnosis.
Chimpanzees will do the same, though not so reliably, which has led scientists to speculate about the precise point in our evolutionary history at which we became the "hypercooperative" species that out-nices the rest.
This argument, however, is misplaced, for even if we could reliably discern what Congress' intent might have been had it considered the question, we are not at liberty to so speculate; the fact that Congress did not even consider the issue readily disposes of any argument that Congress unmistakably intended to divest state courts of concurrent jurisdiction.
Writer speculates the Pres.
