Sentence examples for activity have been hypothesized from inspiring English sources

Both direct endothelial injury and reduced ADAMTS-13 (von Willebrand factor protease) activity have been hypothesized to have a role [ 47].

Thus, both increased and reduced CYP1B1 activity has been hypothesized to be associated with breast cell proliferation.

Many species of Chlorella produce metabolites with antimicrobial activity, and this activity has been hypothesized to be caused by lectins (Table 1) (Chu et al., 2004).

Physical activity has been hypothesized to reduce breast cancer risk through several hormone-related mechanisms, and could therefore possibly decrease mammographic density.

This γ-secretase modulator (GSM) activity has been hypothesized to contribute to the reduction in risk of developing Alzheimer's disease in chronic users of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.

At the protein level, these secondary activities have been hypothesized to serve as raw material for the evolution of new activities [ 4].

These voltage differences have been used in attempts to monitor plant activity and have been hypothesized to be due to various sources, most prominent of which appears to be the "streaming potential" mechanism [7], which is itself related to transpiration and sap flow.

Because of their selective estrogenic like activity, soy and red clover have been hypothesized to have a positive effect on bone mineral density as women age.

Lifestyle factors, such as physical activity and sitting-related sedentary behavior, have been hypothesized to be directly associated with CKD; however, epidemiologic research is limited.

In addition, AZT and another macrolide, erythromycin, can directly interact with phospholipids, modify membrane biophysical properties, and affect membrane dynamics in living cells [52] [54], processes that have been hypothesized account for activity and/or toxicity.

Alcohol consumption may act through increased aromatase activity [ 18], but other different biological mechanisms have been hypothesized [ 40, 41], supporting an association between endogenous estrogen and alcohol consumption.