Sentence examples for been hypothesized to arise from inspiring English sources
This cut site specificity has been hypothesized to arise from a unique, relaxed super-secondary structure in this area due to local hydroxyproline poor character.
Autism spectrum disorders such as Rett syndrome (RTT) have been hypothesized to arise from defects in experience-dependent synapse maturation.
For example, "sinus" symptoms in migraine have been hypothesized to arise from activation of the trigeminal-autonomic reflex, which is mediated by a circuit of trigeminal afferents and parasympathetic efferent that innervate the lacrimal glands and the nasal mucosa [11].
Because genetic material is propagated over extended periods of time due to the self-renewal properties of stem cells, the compounding mutations required for tumorigenesis have been hypothesized to arise in these rare cells and not their more numerous progeny, which have a finite lifespan once committed to differentiation.
In particular, a "persister" phenotype has been hypothesized to arise in biofilms and provide immunity against antibiotics [ 16].
This heterogeneity has been hypothesized to arise in part through branched Darwinian evolution of genetically diverse subclones that arise during tumor progression [ 5].
Cognitive deficits seen in autistic patients are hypothesized to arise from altered synchronicity both within and between brain regions.
The all-or-none character of this cell fate switch is hypothesized to arise out of two properties of the signal transduction machinery that mediates maturation, positive feedback, and ultrasensitivity.
The bistability, in turn, is hypothesized to arise from the way the signal transducers are organized into a signaling circuit that includes positive feedback (which makes it so that the system cannot rest in intermediate states) and ultrasensitivity (which filters small stimuli out of the feedback loop, allowing the system to have a stable off-state).
This thought is hypothesized to arise when an unconscious process detects a mismatch between a predicted event (autonomic arousal to the spouse) and the actual event (a lack of arousal).
