Sentence examples for be hypothesised to guide from inspiring English sources
Tumour tissue amplifications of relevant genes or proteins in the pathways targeted by the agent or the alternative pathways that mediate resistance may be hypothesised to guide therapy.
18 21 Both approaches may be hypothesised to have risks.
This could be, he says, because darkness allows melatonin to be secreted, which "has been hypothesised to help prevent cancer".
The causes of this have been hypothesised to be due to the burden of responsibility for home, the young and the elderly falling upon women during crisis.
In a 2008 study, University of Rochester researchers write, "red is hypothesised to serve as an aphrodisiac for men because it carries the meaning of sex and romance".
As a result, essential patents are hypothesised to have longer pendency times than comparable patents.
This has been hypothesised to contribute to pulmonary capillary injury after BD.
The pure EPS and live Pd 2.6 were hypothesised to be the active components.
These properties of aripiprazole have been hypothesised to mediate its putative antidepressant effects.
The clade IIF was hypothesised to be able to perform the EBPR activity at high temperatures.
The key variables that were hypothesised to influence clogging were pavement design and climate characteristics.
