Sentence examples for analysts have hypothesized that from inspiring English sources

Some British analysts have hypothesized that the laptop market will trump desktop sales by 2011.

So Dr. Tononi and a colleague, Chiara Cirelli, have hypothesized that during sleep, the synapses weaken.

In actuality, retailers have griped that they haven't benefited from lower crude prices; some economists have hypothesized that a lack of wage growth ensures that consumers prefer to hang on to their savings.

Others have hypothesized that the tablet won't run a straight-up version of the iPhone OS either.

I have hypothesized that the Race Chasm exists because of racial politics.

Putting some of these themes together, I have hypothesized that there are causal linkages between inequality and immobility.

Some had hypothesized that interleukin-8 was stimulated by echinacea, enabling the herb to stop colds.

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

How could its little heart possibly work hard enough to get blood all way up that neck to its brain?" Nobody could have hypothesized a giraffe.

So, I have hypothesized about the goals of the CMU.

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.