Sentence examples for speculation that the same from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggest that these concerns are not limited to oncology, thus inviting speculation that the same factors might apply to other physician specialists.

Previously, physical inactivity was found to upregulate the expression of a number of genes in skeletal muscle tissue in a mice model, which leads to a speculation that the same may be true for obesity markers [ 40, 41].

Lest one think that these experiments are artificial, there is speculation that the same mechanism could be responsible for the development of gallbladder cancers, which are strongly associated with the presence of gallstones, lung cancer arising near scar tissue ("scar cancers"), and lung cancer in smokers.

This made the body (that is, the phenotypic level) a mere passive receiver of genetic information via the protein chain (or a 'vehicle' of the genes, as in Dawkins' (1976) later speculations that followed the same tradition).

The widespread occurrence of such similar modulations led to the speculation [45] that the same spatial frame of reference could be used simultaneously across different cortical areas and streams of processing.

Early demonstrations established relatively simple nonviral vectors could mediate gene expression in HepG2 cells which understandably led to speculation that these same vectors would be immediately successful at transfecting primary hepatocytes in vivo.

So techinically Hannity could be putting out unsubstantiated speculation that could add fuel to the fire, the same accusation he has laid on the President.

Speculation on commodities, the same practice that bottomed out our financial sector, has resulted in higher food prices and by extension, a food crisis, because people could not afford to buy food.

But the intimation that Comcast is trying to shift the election perhaps to dodge this specific bit of competition feels like perhaps sensible speculation, but speculation all the same.

The attack followed the same pattern as the deadly explosions of July 7th, inviting speculation that the operations were planned by the same person.

The speculation that followed was intense.