Sentence examples for useful speculation from inspiring English sources

To what extent does the Discussion place the findings in a wider context and achieve a balance between interpretation and useful speculation versus tedious waffling?

[Author's response: This is discussed in detail in the referenced paper, Vishwanath et al. Mol. Phylogenet. Evol. 33, 615 625, 2004.] I think this is a good a useful speculation, however with more detail on ribosome structure than a non-afficionado like me can safely comment on.

This may sound harsh but, for the sake of clarity, I will state my position in straightforward terms: to me, this is more of a free-wheeling speculation than a useful hypothesis.

Gordon said that Odierno's remark was "informed speculation" useful for readers to know.

Though the other companies said they were also pushing the government for permission to publish more detailed data, they said the aggregate numbers were useful to control speculation by setting a ceiling on the number of requests.

Also useful would be speculation on how such a course could be 'scaled up', if indeed this is envisaged.

It is useful to compare these speculations with empirical evidence and evaluate what this evidence contributes to understandings of the issues raised.

Finally, even if one elects to sidestep the 'prebiotic chemist's nightmare' and start at the 'molecular biologist's dream', for this kind of speculation to be useful, it needs to be backed up with experiments.

With respect to their relation with cancer, the expression levels of some CKs, such as CK19, are abundant and stable among tumours, therefore these molecules are considered useful markers for micrometastases or speculation on occult primary cancer (Fujita et al, 2006; Liu et al, 2008).

Just to be clear: financial speculation can serve a useful purpose.

Further investigation of what the respondents considered would be useful to support or refute this speculation.