Sentence examples for speculative example from inspiring English sources

The proposal by Penrose and Hameroff exceeds the domain of present-day quantum theory by far and is the most speculative example among those discussed.

Because Emirates refuses to provide any clarity on this self-dealing, a speculative example might help readers understand what may be happening.

As a speculative example, fewer opportunities for female emancipation in the Sri Lankan context may mean that many women are stuck in unhappy situations.

As another speculative example, it is plausible that deficiency of a cargo adapter protein, such as from Erv14 deletion, could give rise to a CF-like phenotype without mutations in CFTR itself.

A potentially worrying (albeit speculative) example of such 'false negatives' might be the following: a well-conducted chronic care management consultation as part of an on-going and well-constructed care plan, with a (by now) well-informed and confident patient, during which nothing surprising is discussed.

Reasons why even new medical devices still demonstrate EMI caused by mobile phones would be speculative; examples are complex medical industrial design, rapidly changing telecommunications signals, and costs.

Thus, this speculative model presents a plausible example of a riboswitch controlling expression of the CRK10 protein at all levels from transcription to protein activity.

Another concern about the larger case is that much of the support offered is speculative, for example Roderick Long's assertion that "the explosion of prosperity that a libertarian society would see would go a long way toward providing women with an economic safety net more effective than any government welfare program" (Long 1997 see Other Internet Resources).

When estimates of benefits, harms or resource use come from low-quality evidence, the results will necessarily be highly speculative (an example is provided in Table 9).

For example, high-risk, speculative investments such as call or put options would be unsuitable for a client who is retired and concerned mostly with preserving wealth".

Efforts by central banks to hold down interest rates have sometimes contributed to speculative bubbles, for example.