Paves the way for more speculative time-wasting LBW reviews," he wrote on the social networking site.
Long-term reversible cryopreservation of the mammalian brain would, in effect, enable most of today's terminally ill or even 'DCD' patients to engage in speculative medical time travel in pursuit of a cure [ 14], further complicating the issue of when death is.
In its first 75 years the psychoanalytic movement (Sigmund Freud, Edward Glover, Otto Rank and others) ventured insights into war, sadism and violence that were at times speculative and at times profound.
(The spelling is speculative; at the time, we couldn't spell).
Therefore, a potential role for t-loops in rescuing yeast senescence and promoting survivors remains speculative at this time.
What's emerging is a new sort of speculative bubble, this time based on consumer and corporate credit.
Just as in the late nineteen-nineties, cheap money led to a speculative boom, this time in residential real estate.
Although Petersen emphasizes that any clinical implications of this work remains speculative at this time, the finding that multiple types of cells in breast cancers are capable of initiating invasive tumors, he says, could hold implications for future personalized medicine.
At the same time, speculative investors have driven up land costs to an average of roughly $150 per square foot, which is as much as five times what they were four years ago, said Tim Harrington, an executive managing director with Newmark Grubb Knight Frank in Denver.
Looking back, Wilson said, some of the government's investments "were really speculative at the time". He cited CIT Group, which failed despite a $2.3 billion infusion of taxpayer money, and OneUnited, the Massachusetts-based bank that has missed six dividend repayments and has come under scrutiny for seeking help from U.S. Reps.
For these more speculative questions, only time will tell.
