Sentence examples for been hypothesised that induction from inspiring English sources
Since it has been hypothesised that induction of T-cell apoptosis by FasL is linked to the loss or decrease of TcR/CD3- ζ expression (Rabinowich et al, 1998), the capability of FasL-expressing 'exosomes' to induce apoptosis was examined by assessing the induction of DNA fragmentation.
It was hypothesised that emotion induction would result in inferior medial activation and cognitive tasks dorsolateral activation.
It has been hypothesised that TCDD-induced alterations in estrogen metabolism may lead to increased generation of reactive oxygen species and consequent induction of DNA adducts (Wyde et al, 2001).
It has been hypothesised that hypometabolism reflects impairment, while hypermetabolism may indicate compensatory activity.
It has been hypothesised that this unique structure must have implications for population processes.
It has been hypothesised that endogenous opioids contribute to this hypertensive hypoalgesia.
It had been hypothesised that P. luridipennis and Ceutorhynchus contractus var.
It has been hypothesised that it can stun prey with its clicks.
It is hypothesised that all other cephalopods diverged from these ancestors.
"It is hypothesised that the drug will increase orgasm completion.
It was hypothesised that the attack could only have lasted for "an hour" at most.
