The phrase "and it is hypothesized" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a hypothesis or speculation in a scientific or academic context.
Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive, and it is hypothesized that further research is needed to clarify the findings."
Alternatives: "it is proposed that" or "it is suggested that".
The concentration of mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation is tuned to the maximum energy conversion requirements of a given tissue, and it is hypothesized that its activity is modulated by tissue metabolic stress to maintain energy-metabolism homeostasis [ 70].
Cross-linking of IgE-FcεRI causes its association with detergent-resistant, liquid-ordered membrane domains, and it is hypothesized to stabilize domains of order-preferring lipids that modulate the local concentration of membrane-bound kinases and phosphatases leading to signal propagation.
In this report, Romania is mentioned as an interesting case, and it is hypothesized that the true level of fragmentation was underestimated.
None of these drugs was designed to bind preferentially to RET and it is hypothesized that RET-specific antagonists might produce even better clinical outcomes.
It is shown that subsurface grains influence the roughness and it is hypothesized that a high cumulative Schmid factor on a cross-section below a point at the surface leads to a depression at the surface.
The wear performance of implants based on articulating designs is a key factor that determines their longevity and it is hypothesized that this will be the case for TDR devices.
Furthermore, it has been suggested that light therapy may be potentially useful in treating some aspects of Parkinson's disease (PD) and it is hypothesized that this treatment works via the circadian system.
Traditional AA dose-response studies utilize many animals for evaluation of growth performance, and it is hypothesized that a new experimental design based on modern analytical techniques can reduce the number of used animals.
The step change in pitting rate corresponds with a critical precipitate size lying between ∼3 nm and 8 nm and it is hypothesized that this size corresponds to a critical size above which it is not possible for the formation of a continuous protective passive oxide film to occur.
Currently, the level of mechanical loading on the uterus, cervix, and fetal membranes during pregnancy is unknown, and it is hypothesized that the over-stretch of these tissues contributes to the premature onset of contractility, tissue remodeling, and membrane rupture, leading to preterm birth.
Thus, better access to credit hastens adoption (CIMMYT 1998) and it is hypothesized here to facilitate adaptation to climate change.
