The phrase "as been hypothesized" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "has been hypothesized"? You can use the correct phrase when discussing theories or ideas that have been proposed or suggested in a particular field of study.
Example: "It has been hypothesized that climate change will lead to more extreme weather patterns in the coming years."
Alternatives: "has been proposed" or "has been suggested."
As was hypothesized, as distance from selling market increases the likelihood of adaptation by tree planting trees and taking at least one additional measure decreases by 13.5percentt.
The normalized mutual information of our result using Louvain method is 0.325, indicating a significant level of overlap, as was hypothesized.
As was hypothesized, it seems that most drivers support the flashing green interval despite the fact that it seems to reduce safety.
Additionally, co-culture cellularity was maintained over that of either cell type cultured alone, suggesting that the PCa-osteoblast cross-talk supports PCa progression in bone, as is hypothesized to occur in patients with prostatic bone metastasis.
As was hypothesized for pulmonary fibrosis, shortened telomeres may result from dysfunctional telomere repair, increased cell turn-over, or a combination of factors and contribute to liver fibrosis.
As was hypothesized, these differences were dependent on the temporal scale of investigation.
As was hypothesized, proactive aggression was predicted by agreeableness, but not by conscientiousness.
This suggests that the defect in the muscle fibres is due to a defect in structural maintenance rather than an impairment of myogenesis, as was hypothesized previously.
As was hypothesized, male team-handball players showed higher ball release speeds than their female counter-parts and this was not a coincidence of trial-to-trial variation.
This shows that the RASSS does not capture more progression occurring in the thoracic vertebrae, as was hypothesized by Baraliakos et al. [ 12].
