Sentence examples for supporting speculation from inspiring English sources

End-stage renal disease rates rose following widespread introduction of high fructose corn syrup in the American diet, supporting speculation that fructose harms the kidney.

"He looked like a bundle of dried straw," said Pirckheimer of his dying friend, supporting speculation today that Dürer had malaria, an ancient and continuing scourge (8 ).

Interestingly, Lyn is also present in luminal progenitors, thought to be the cells-of-origin for basal breast cancer, supporting speculation that abnormal Lyn signaling helps drive the basal cancer cell phenotype.

There was no evidence to support speculation that women had become more likely to have accidents.

The needles could support speculation that some of the attackers were drugged following survivors' accounts of their "zombie-like" behaviour, although police have not announced the results of forensic analysis.

Morphological changes, anchorage-independent growth and E-cadherin expression supported speculation that NAT1 knock-down alters cell-cell contact inhibition.

Clearly, further exploration of the dendrites of the L5 pyramidal neurons to pharmacologically and kinetically determine the distribution of the different Ca2+ channel sub-types is required in order to test this currently experimentally un supported speculation.

Importantly, our data do not support speculation that C-peptide binds to the insulin receptor [ 42].

These findings do not support speculation that exposures to oil-fire smoke caused respiratory symptoms among veterans.

It represents a useful addition to the theory of electrical injury and tends to support speculation that has recently been advanced in regard to causation of the injury.

Our findings do not support speculation that Ab with high affinity for methoxy groups contribute to the loss of efficacy of pegloticase [ 16].