Sentence examples for speculated number from inspiring English sources

The average number of targets is 250 genes per miRNA, respectively, which is close to the speculated number of targets per miRNA [ 27].

NSA auditors speculated the number of incidents jumped in the first quarter of 2012 because a large number of Chinese surveillance targets visited the US for the Chinese New Year.

However, they did not find C. coli anymore after defeathering and speculated lower numbers of C. coli in poultry faeces to be the reason.

I speculate this number will rise in the coming year.

By official estimates, the population carrying Hepatitis C in Canada is around 250,000, but experts speculate this number is tens to hundreds of thousands higher due to poor tracking of and testing for the virus.

A Nielsen spokesman, Jack Loftus, even speculated that the number of young men off fighting the war in Iraq might be affecting the numbers.

She speculated on a number of possible explanations.

The deadline is a few weeks away, and he speculated that the number could double.

Some legal observers speculated that the number of lawsuits would be curtailed by a US Supreme Court decision earlier this year.

She said it was impossible to know how many Syrians would benefit from the new rules until the exemptions were applied, but speculated that the number was significant.

It can be speculated that the number of stacking layers and the content of oxygen-containing groups are the key factors which are caused by the differences of the heating temperature.