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It's useless to speculate without more information.
Royal-watchers have once again been speculating on the health of the princess.
Scientists have speculated about the possibility of parallel universes.
However, only when results are based on adequately powered samples, is it worth speculating further about possible mechanisms.
And the theoretician is left with the less-than-enviable task of speculating about why decision games with human subjects might generate too much cooperation.
Historians are on firmer ground reconstructing and analyzing past events than they are speculating about what might have happened.
However, we will not refrain from speculating over what may constitute an original contribution to urban planning theory.
He acknowledges this problem in his conclusion without speculating on the potential implications of his well-suppor ted thesis.
For any cautious scholar, this kind of speculating appears reckless.
This research project is framed by the broad question of evaluating and speculating upon the role of representation in architecture.
To put it in context with the rest, they conclude by speculating about the future of the conference and its role in the agents community.
They conclude by speculating on the reasons for recitation being the main mode of classroom interaction, and how dialog ic discourse can be encouraged.
As a first step, the quadratic relationship of the fluorescence intensity versus excitation power has to be demonstrated before speculating on the fluorescence signal.
It is worth speculating that the presence of these wellestablished understandings could have a bearing upon the outcome of pressures towards social differentiation.
The continuing absence of hard evidence on this matter has not prevented researchers from speculating.
As with many attempts to explain, rather than just describe, occurrences in language, we risk speculating about the causes of processes.
One is left speculating as to the representativeness of the case studies and the number of cases which actually involved a mufti^.
However, some few cases may be so subtle that not only are they hard to find, but speculating on intentionality proves difficult.
