Sentence examples for been hypothesized to benefit from inspiring English sources
Animals have been hypothesized to benefit from pendulum mechanics during suspensory locomotion, in which the potential energy of gravity is converted into kinetic energy according to the energy-conservation principle.
The methanotrophs are hypothesized to benefit from O2 produced by Sphagnum and by being protected from predators inside Sphagnum's hyaline cells (Kostka et al. 2016).
Motor imagery in REM sleep has been hypothesized to serve the rehearsal of motor movements, which benefits later motor performance.
While higher plasma 25(OH D levels have been hypothesized to reduce breast cancer risk, our results suggest such a benefit may not be observed among premenopausal women.
Three percent of patients were enrolled onto trials enriched for tumor characteristics that were hypothesized to improve clinical benefit.
Moreover, linagliptin significantly improves glycemic control and is well tolerated in patients with type 2 diabetes complicated by hypertension [ 40] and is hypothesized to have cardiovascular benefits in type 2 diabetic patients [ 41].
This seemingly horrendous action is hypothesized to persist because it benefits the male in two ways: (1) he doesn't expend energy raising another male's offspring and (2) released from the physiological constraints of nursing, the females quickly come into heat again, which means the male can get on with the business of fathering his own cubs.
Multitarget approaches, i.e., addressing two or more targets simultaneously with a therapeutic agent, are hypothesized to offer additive therapeutic benefit for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases.
In addition to the above outcomes, two additional outcomes are included for analyses restricted to women who endorsed any physical or sexual violence or RC at baseline, as this group was hypothesized to receive the greatest benefit from the intervention.
Sexually aroused subjects were hypothesized to focus on the perceived benefits of sexual coercion, while focusing less on the potential costs.
