Sentence examples for speculated to provide from inspiring English sources

Instead of progesterone, several (mainly 5α-reduced) pregnanes are elevated and have long been speculated to provide progestational support in lieu of progesterone itself.

The occurrence of this chain assembly is speculated to provide a faster path for heat transfer through the nanofluid (faster heat diffusion) [65].

Sinking organic aggregates, usually referred to as "marine snow", as well as suspended particles, have always been speculated to provide a surface for the attachment of anaerobes, where suboxic microsites beneficial for the anaerobic respiration exist either inside or at surface [58, 59].

This regions' involvement in both the observation and experience of disgust and pleasure [17], [23] has been speculated to provide a simulation mechanism of the inner state of disgust during disgust observation in others.

The intra-conoid MTs, for example, are closely associated with the secretory organelles, such as rhoptries and micronemes, and are speculated to provide structural support for protein secretion from these organelles during invasion [3], [18].

These constituents may be speculated to provide some balance to the effects of the coagulation factors, the aims being to avoid excessive increase in thrombin generation and to reduce thrombotic risk.

This glutamine is noteworthy given the absence of the catalytic glutamine in the G3 region of Group 1 Rup sequences, which we speculated to be provided in trans by an unknown GAP.

It can even be speculated to have evolved to provide this powerful control mechanism.

Like several other penguin species, the macaroni penguin sometimes deliberately swallows small (10– to 30-mm-diameter) stones; this behaviour has been speculated to aid in providing ballast for deep-sea diving, or to help grind food, especially the exoskeletons of crustaceans which are a significant part of its diet.

In fact, a simultaneous increase in fatty acid oxidation and energy dissipation (either through exercise or mitochondrial uncoupling) has been speculated to be critical in providing a therapeutic intervention [ 47- 49].

This trogon is generally reasonably common at all altitudes on the main island of Cuba, as well as on the Isle of Youth (for which population a separate subspecies is sometimes recognized), and some of the larger cays off the central north coast (which birds are occasionally speculated to represent an unnamed subspecies), provided there is forest and holes for breeding.