Sentence examples for speculated that the performance from inspiring English sources

Media speculated that the performance was mimed, something that Cole denied though she admitted to having some pre-recorded vocals to help the live performance.

We speculate that the performance of programs in the detection of deletions is better than the detection of duplications because a deletion represents a 2-fold change in copy number while a duplication produces only a 1.5-fold change.

We therefore speculate that the performance enhancing effect may be limited to situations where environmental change and disturbances lead to the increasing dominance of generalists.

Some educators speculated that the new performance guidelines are a sign that Mr. Levy wants the chancellor's job on a permanent basis.

It is speculated that the high performance of Pt@Pd/C may result from the unique core shell structure and synergistic effect of Pt and Pd at the interface.

It can be therefore speculated that the low performance of LUS in the present study is due to the inability to detect non-subpleural pneumonias detected by CT.

We speculated that this performance may be due to examples that were missing data for some of the FATHMM-MKL feature groups: of the 3520 coding examples, only 157 (4.5%) had data in all 10 feature groups.

Gijselaers (1997) speculated that the fluctuation in performance may be due to the open nature of PBL where the tutor is expected to modify behaviors as required for example, in one course a group of students may need more direction from the tutor than another group in a different course.

It is speculated that the differences in the performance of the catalysts might be attributed to the different crystallite size distributions, which would result in a variation in the amount of the different phases present in the catalyst under reaction conditions.

While some have speculated that the improvement in student performance in New Olreans reflects a demographic shift since Katrina, a recent Cowen Institute report suggests that the years after Katrina have seen little change overall in the ethnicity and socioeconomic status of public school students.

They speculated that the mechanism of cognitive performance enhancement was secondarily induced by relief of mental stress [ 22], in addition to increased heart rate [ 10], cerebral blood flow [ 23], and brain activity [ 24] due to chewing.