Sentence examples for Has hypothesized from inspiring English sources

MacLean has hypothesized that similar effects on extracellular signaling pathways could be triggered by direct and indirect mechanotransduction54.

Claude Steele, a Stanford University psychologist, meanwhile, has hypothesized that black students are responding to the fear of confirming lowered expectations.

He has hypothesized better communication strategies to salvage the Third World.

The city has only about 100,000 people, but Mr. Feld has hypothesized it may have more entrepreneurs per capita than any other community in the country.

She has hypothesized that the whales sing by pumping air into the pouches, which then release vibrations into the surrounding water.

Thornton has hypothesized that a system that he calls social working memory is distinct from but complementary to working memory, which is what people use to hold nonsocial information in mind, such as when alphabetizing a group of words.

Low molecular weight HA fragments are associated with inflammatory response in the lung, and it has been hypothesized that improper HA clearance is a contributing factor in interstitial lung diseases, such as pulmonary fibrosis.

In the setting of biochemical abnormalities indicating hepatitis with increased HA, we hypothesized that perturbations in hepatic nitrogen metabolism might be exacerbated during infection.

It has therefore been hypothesized that coating of metallic implants with HA enhances ingrowth of bone and thus leads to improved stability (Soballe et al. 1999).

NS and HA were originally hypothesized to be driven by variation in the dopamine and serotonin systems, respectively [19].

Recently, Alghoul et al. [ 45] hypothesized that HA may itself improve graft performance, and introducing relevant amount of HA into transplanted fat (up to 50%% in the total volume) they observed transient impact on graft survival.