Sentence examples for speculated from a from inspiring English sources

Many commentators have speculated from a 'big picture' perspective what the consequences will be if / when exit terms are agreed.

She gave her daughter a biographical sketch of Mr. Norton, taken, Emily speculated, from a Massachusetts Bar Association book, then added, "He'll probably be contacting you".

Also reduction of air permeability was speculated from a slight thickening of the fibers due to a layer of nanoparticles.

In relation to the correlation between peripheral cord insertion and the higher occurrence of FGR, one can speculate from a mathematical and geometrical point of view that a placenta with a central umbilical cord will better ensure an equal distribution and exchange of blood between the different parts of the placenta and directly benefit the growing fetus.

The vivid reaction of IMs can be speculated from that of a previous study, which states that IMs produce proinflammatory cytokines [ 11].

Since DA activity is essential to the motor and cognitive functioning of the brain, a wide range of neurological symptoms were speculated from malfunctioning of even a single part of the system [ 7].

Analysts speculated from the start that the deal heralded an exit from carmaking, though the company has said it has no plans to exercise the option.

Officials speculated from one scene that someone had intentionally crashed a car into the sign post to break the welds.

A pathway for the conformational change was speculated from the calculations, which is summarized as follows.

What exactly happens inside a human kidney in vivo can only be speculated from the results of mainly animal and laboratory studies.

Table 1 Names and dates of the historical samples Sample name Date Street scene (SS) Early 20th century (speculated from the image) Ceremony (C) 20th century (speculated from the image) Aeroplane (A) 29/10/1945 Crumpled manuscript (CM) 14/03/1963.