Sentence examples for been hypothesised to be from inspiring English sources

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.

Although early hominins have been hypothesised to be adept tree climbers, none of the 29 known fossil tibiae or tali from 4.12 to 1.53 million years ago possesses the combination of features functionally correlated with vertical climbing in modern chimpanzees.

An increased metabolic rate of 18F-FDG has previously been observed in COPD subjects vs controls [6 8], and this has been hypothesised to be a surrogate of pulmonary inflammation.

Syndrome 'X', a clustering of impaired glucose tolerance (IGT), raised blood pressure, raised serum triglycerides and low HDL-cholesterol, occurring under the influence of insulin resistance and resultant hyperinsulinaemia, has been hypothesised to be a major risk factor for ischaemic heart disease (IHD).

Predation by orcas on whale calves in high productivity, high latitude areas has been hypothesised to be the reason for great whale migrations to low productivity tropical waters, ostensibly to reduce the risk of attacks on the highly vulnerable calves due to lower density of orcas in these waters.

This has been hypothesised to be a result of genomic regions being intolerant to insertions of retroelements.

The pure EPS and live Pd 2.6 were hypothesised to be the active components.

Soil chemistry is hypothesised to be equilibrated with the recent water regime.

The clade IIF was hypothesised to be able to perform the EBPR activity at high temperatures.

The extent of this bend is hypothesised to be proportional to the severity of the dyslexia present.

This was hypothesised to be due to destruction of the vasculature, preventing tracer delivery to the tumour.