Sentence examples for speculative suggested from inspiring English sources

Until then, the hypothesis is purely speculative Suggested reading Darwin, C. On the Origin of Species.

This theory could be plausible in patients with aura, but in patients without aura it is even more speculative suggesting "silent" cortical spreading depression [13].

The present modelling study, though speculative, suggests that trawling in the benthos could enhance microbial carbon mineralisation pathways at the expense of metazoan faunal biomass and intense trawling could create considerable instability in benthic function.

The clinical significance of EGFL7 in CRC tissue is more speculative, suggesting a possible link between EGFL7 expression and RR to chemotherapy combined with bevacizumab.

For the spokesman to even make such a speculative statement suggested that Mr. Rouhani had already decided that his foreign minister would be doing the negotiating henceforth and that Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the final word on the nuclear issue, had agreed, despite his own deep mistrust of the West.

15, 16 Speculative analysis suggested that the influx of medical aid may have unintended negative consequences on the community by competing or crowding out local healthcare providers.

A more speculative theory suggests that the Black Death encouraged Europeans to become more imperialistic.

At the same time, it would be speculative to suggest that her deceptions were readily observable".

Furthermore, a recent interesting, if speculative, proposal suggests that, when driven by an external source of energy, matter will rearrange itself to dissipate this energy most efficiently.

Speculative reports suggest that Wintour, 62, is a candidate to succeed Louis Susman, America's representative in the UK, who is set to retire later this year.

What's more, the council, which is purchasing properties in the area as part of a regeneration project, is buying back houses which it had previously sold to tenants, thus losing up to £50,000 per property.Despite private mutterings by the deputy prime minister, John Prescott, the government has stamped on speculative stories suggesting that the scheme is to be suspended.