Sentence examples for speculative topics from inspiring English sources

Apart from discussing well-documented stress reactions of yeasts in the context of heterologous protein production, some more speculative topics like quorum sensing and apotosis are addressed.

Clearly, this is a very speculative topic for scientific investigation, and the ultimate answer depends on a sophisticated interpretation of what "nothing" means.

The manuscript treats the early evolution of viruses as a speculative topic.

Current thinking on this topic is speculative at best.

Wagner (2010), however, notes that there is a need for empirical data on the actual impact of ancestry testing, since much of the existing literature on the topic is speculative.

There's a whole lot of advice out there on the topic, most of it speculative, telling you to avoid the tears.

It gives a brief introduction to the issues before summarising the evidence in relation to a range of topics, concluding with some more speculative thoughts on likely future findings.

Traditional, wallet-busting introductory textbooks do cover topics like pollution, rising inequality, and speculative busts.

As such its evolutionary implications – the topic of this essay – are highly speculative, but nevertheless interesting, considerations.

We hope these considerations, although speculative, will stimulate further work on the important topic of temperature effects on species longevity.

Word meaning constituted a prominent topic of inquiry in three classical traditions: speculative etymology, rhetoric, and lexicography (Meier-Oeser 2011; Geeraerts 2013).