Salt and Hullar hypothesize that "if infrasound is affecting cells and structures at levels that cannot be heard this leads to the possibility that wind turbine noise could be influencing function or causing unfamiliar sensations".
Mental imagery is known to activate the motor and sensory cortices, and we hypothesized that, if practiced regularly, it would provide sufficient stimulation of the deafferented neurons and potentially alter the reorganization (Flor et al., 2006).
In The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Dr. Paul Kay of the International Computer Science Institute at Berkeley and colleagues hypothesized that if language is dominant on the left side of the brain, it should affect color perception in the right visual field.
We studied for the first time the oxidative nature of CeO2 nanoparticles (NPs) on in vitro systems and we hypothesized that if the oxido-reductive behavior of Ce is not well utilized which may lead to adverse toxic effects.
First, a hereditary molecule must be capable of replication so that the information can be passed on to the next generation; therefore, Watson and Crick hypothesized that, if the two halves of the double helix could separate, they could act as templates for the synthesis of two identical double helices.
Others have found that Stk can transform immortalized rodent fibroblasts [ 23, 24], and we hypothesized that if Hyal2 does downregulate RON/Stk activity, we might be able to suppress transformation by RON/Stk by overexpressing Hyal2.
Sackstein and his team hypothesized that if more MSCs could be forced to populate inside the pancreatic islets, more islets could be spared from immune destruction, yielding a more complete reversal of diabetes.
Szanton and NIH investigators hypothesized that if oxidative stress is causally associated with a psychological stressor such as racial discrimination, then disparities in psychological stress might help explain some of these health disparities.
Legro and his colleagues hypothesized that if the blood vessels around the uterus were dilated, then the increased flow of blood might flush out those pain-causing prostaglandins.
Based on our earlier results, which showed a significantly higher cyanide ion accumulation in the cultures of P. aeruginosa PAO1/PA14 and P. fluorescens CHAO, we hypothesized that if the cyanide produced by the pseudomonad strains is responsible for primary root growth inhibition, exogenously supplied cyanide should also inhibit the A. thaliana Col-0 root growth.
