This does not mean that we expect to come up with a coherent metanarrative to ascend, on the wings of speculation, to a vantage from which this particular quadrant of modernity's rugged landscape would become visible.
As suggested, we deleted that speculation from our Discussion, which now reads: "Our results suggest that this calmodulin binding site also accelerates release.
In particular, they should reconsider their coolness towards the idea of separating utility banking for ordinary consumers and firms from casino speculation, one which has the support of the governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King.
What would be the effect of a restraint imposed by one or more of the innumerable provisions of the ordinance, considered apart, upon the value or marketability of the lands is neither disclosed by the bill nor by the evidence, and we are afforded no basis, apart from mere speculation, upon which to rest a conclusion that it or they would have any appreciable effect upon those matters.
Cancer arises from normal cells that acquire a series of molecular changes; however, the founding events that create the clonogens from which a tumor will arise and progress have been the subject of speculation.
The existence of fundamental substances from which all matter is made, however, has been the basis of much theoretical speculation since the dawn of history.
Apart from philosophical speculation, which most readers prefer in limited quantities, the favourite theme of many modern essays has been speculation on the character of nations.
Rating wine in isolation from food creates a free-floating commodity, speculation in which quickly detaches price from quality.
from which they originated.
The big question these days when it comes to currency speculation is, "Which economy is furthest from catastrophe?" Because of the perception that the U.S. was earlier to recognize the impending economic crisis and was therefore earlier to attempt serious implementation of countermeasures, the U.S. economy has been considered less potentially calamitous than its European counterparts.
