Haeckel tended to speculate, and for some years, he pondered the problem of heredity.
Early chroniclers had tended to speculate about exotic Eastern ancestors such as the Egyptians, thus the name "Gypsy".
In some of the longer poems, Gallagher tends to speculate about what poetry - "beautifully made for exploring the miraculous / ordinary event" - might achieve.
We tend to speculate about how deployment will actually play out, but our goal is simply to lower the barrier-to-entry for innovators to deploy, and for users to adopt new capabilities.
Many Egyptians are devout, but people in Tahrir tended to speculate that electoral support for the Muslim Brotherhood, the officially banned but semi-tolerated Islamist party, would be only between ten and twenty per cent.
Readers who believe in the supernatural will argue no rational explanation is possible from the evidence presented, where the sceptics (myself included) will tend to speculate about unreliable narrators, multiple personality disorders and suchlike".
But often instead of learning, outsiders tend to speculate.
I feel like Warlow had his way with him when he came through the portal on the bridge, or maybe he is Warlow in fairy's clothing, but I tend to speculate too much and didn't read the books so school me in the comments.
Students did not tend to speculate overtly about the likely impact of the course on their future view of or role in medicine but displayed a range of deeper understandings and attitudes that had arisen from the collaborative drawing experience and the connections they had made with the practice of medicine.
Considering that SRSF3 is a transcriptional target of Wnt/β-catenin signalling (Corbo et al, 2012; Goncalves et al, 2008), and SRSF1 is a target of MYC (Das et al, 2012), which itself is also a major transcriptional target of the Wnt signalling (He et al, 1998), we tend to speculate that a positive feedback loop exists between Wnt/β-catenin Wnt/β-catenind signallinge SR proteins.
Dreams during both stages tend to mull over social interactions, leading some sleep researchers to speculate that dreams may help people better deal with these encounters.
