Sentence examples for as we hypothesize from inspiring English sources

As we hypothesize that the relationship between age at arrival and the time taken to get a foothold in the labor market of the destination country is steepest among immigrants from middle- and low-income countries, we estimate models for immigrants born in three different categories of countries: low-income countries, middle-income countries, and high-income countries.

In this study, we use an in vivo model to elucidate potential differences in mu-map artifacts caused by ferumoxytol and ferumoxytol aggregates, as we hypothesize that aggregates cause greater artifacts in gradient-echo-based sequences with in turn larger mu-map artifacts as a result.

Accordingly, empirical records and statistical models will remain a starting point, with, as we hypothesize, predictor sets based on natural history providing the most successful calibrations.

If visual discrimination benefits from intentional processing of A's communicative gesture – as we hypothesize here – contrasting visual discrimination in the communicative and the individual conditions should reveal differential activation in regions associated the processing of communicative intentions [29], [30].

In addition, the Western daily diet contains about 10 20 g of gluten proteins, which are cleaved in part and incompletely by human digestive enzymes and, as we hypothesize, are further fragmented by GI microbial proteases.

Furthermore, these factors can synergistically cause epigenetic changes through a common pathway, as we hypothesize below.

However, if m6A were as fundamental and far-reaching as we hypothesized, this is not surprising.

As we hypothesized, small rodents increased the patch size of E. chinensis through reduction of litter cover.

This finding, as we hypothesized, is due to the onset of a second-order-like cluster-to-monomer transition with a critical exponent which is equal to 0.50.

As we hypothesized above, 'not belonging to the country's main religion' has different effects (on both natives and on immigrants) in Europe and the United States.

As we hypothesized, Results show that, there is a positive (γ = 0.24) relation between Entrepreneurial competencies and business performance, bringing support for the first hypothesis (H1).