Sentence examples for would be speculated from inspiring English sources

At present, since the applications of MIS-TLIF and other kinds of minimally invasive techniques are gaining more popularity because of less iatrogenic injuries [16, 17], it would be speculated that MIS-TLIF is associated with less hidden haemorrhage.

Loss of nuclear DBC1 staining in tissues would be speculated as a marker of therapy efficiency.

If CSCs naturally resist environmental stresses, it would be speculated that this population may also escape from cell loss during tumor progression.

It would be speculated that due to the possible switch from the activated to the non-activated state of overexpressed wt Kras, this overexpression has no influence on the amount of activated Ras molecules.

Although the discrepancy described above cannot be clearly explained, it would be speculated that overexpression of IL-6 by LNCaP cells itself rather than exogenous administration of IL-6 may render them undifferentiated, resulting in a lesser amount of PSA production than that in LNCaP/Co cells.

In doing so they would be speculating to accumulate vital Premier League points.

That in 10 years' time, the British media would be speculating not about Sean Ryder, but whether the Australian pop moppet's 33rd single would be another number one?

If Fleury and Kamensky were performing to their capabilities, no one would be speculating about the job security of either Coach John Muckler or Neil Smith, the team president and general manager.

However, the trial was designed primarily to confirm the safety of the vaccine and immune response, not to test its effectiveness, and because the patients received other treatments, it is not possible to say whether the vaccine helped: "I would be speculating if I said that the vaccine had any benefit to the patients," Linette says.

Jindal's getting pretty desperate these days, and in normal times we'd be speculating about when he'll be exiting the race.

I would only be speculating.