The phrase "also hypothesized that low" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in academic or research contexts when discussing theories or assumptions related to a specific topic.
Example: "The researchers also hypothesized that low levels of stress could lead to improved cognitive function in participants."
Alternatives: "also proposed that low" or "also suggested that low".
It has also been hypothesized that low water temperatures, lack of habitat complexity, and/or high levels of fine sediment in the streambed may be preventing salmon from using the extension stream.
Previous studies have also hypothesized that a low percent EtOH exposure affects "musculature-mediated" movements [14].
It was also hypothesized that ubiquitous, low-density cytosine methylation in vertebrate genomes can contribute to reduction of the transcriptional "noise" from inappropriate promoters [ 36].
We also hypothesize that low expression level of IL-22R1 exacerbates KS pathogenesis.
We also hypothesized that sTEV-MESA might exhibit low background and improved signal-to-noise, since diffusive encounters between partial TEV fragments and the target chain would not result in a cleavage event.
As AtOCD expression was induced by low water potential, we also hypothesized that AtOCD substrates or products may accumulate at low water potential.
It was also hypothesized that magnesium therapy is less beneficial in low-risk patients and more advantageous in high-risk patients [ 113].
We also hypothesized that IQ might influence mental health problems in the low birth weight groups compared with controls.
As suggested in the literature, we also hypothesized that code sensitivity would be lower in women compared to men, and lowest in the oldest age category [ 7].
It was also hypothesized that similar parameters for neurocranial structures would be minimally affected by varying loads as this area is characterized by low strains during mastication and reduced hard-tissue mechanosensitivity.
