Sentence examples for * hypothesized in from inspiring English sources

The prior is therefore not directly related to Himalayan events hypothesized in the Tibet or Hunan hypotheses, which mostly concern uplift in Southwest China.

A C.I.A. analysis hypothesized in 1999 that all the sarin must have been destroyed by fire.

I hypothesized in 2010 that it has to do with the pro-life/pro-choice question being vague.

The extinctions might have had multiple causes, not the single asteroid impact and almost instant death as hypothesized in 1980 after the detection of the global iridium layer.

They've hypothesized in a series of papers that this so-called "transition zone" may be the locus of the "root brain" first proposed by Darwin.

But given that exercise enhances the flow of lymphatic fluid and improves protein reabsorption, Dr. Schmitz hypothesized in her study that it may help "prevent lymphedema".

One possibility, she hypothesized in her conclusion, was that an abundance of options may "simultaneously attract and repel choice-makers," an emotion-based explanation not unlike the one that Lipowski had considered.

Perhaps, as a number of festival and theater directors hypothesized in recent conversations, people turn to art in difficult times.

The memristor was first hypothesized in 1971 by Leon Chu, who was then an electrical engineering professor at the University of California, Berkeley.

The structural model hypothesized in was tested using AMOS.

As hypothesized in [30], this effect could be due to scatter correction.