Sentence examples for been hypothesized to represent from inspiring English sources

The leafless condition of T. aphyllus has been hypothesized to represent a derived adaptation to its peculiar life history that, unlike all other species in the Loranthaceae, includes cacti as the only host species (Mauseth 1991).

They have been hypothesized to represent sequences under selection for specific functions [34], [35].

2) We did not observe unmyelinated afferents with a 'type 3' slowing that have been hypothesized to represent low threshold C fiber afferents and that are characterized by only a small increase (<1%) in latency during ongoing stimulation (2 Hz, 3 min).

Subjective Wellbeing (SWB) can be assessed with distinct measures that have been hypothesized to represent different domains of SWB.

Lastly, individuals planted by early Hawaiian naturalist George Munro in Lana'i City, Lana'i had been hypothesized to represent the extinct P. elliptica lineage (R.W. Hobdy, pers. comm.

Basilochelys macrobios from the Latest Jurassic/Earliest Cretaceous of Thailand has been hypothesized to represent an early crown group Cryptodire closely related to or nesting within Trionychia [ 61, 115].

The burner is hypothesized to represent a liquid or solid fuel through four key properties: heat of combustion, heat of gasification, vaporization temperature, and laminar smoke point.

The activity of midbrain dopamine neurons, as reflected in levels of extracellular dopamine concentration and the fMRI BOLD signals in their target areas, is hypothesized to represent a reward prediction error [1] or, alternatively, confidence in a prediction of a desired outcome [2].

The rdar morphotype is hypothesized to represent a critical state in the transmission of Salmonella between hosts [13], [22].

The above described increases in regional SWA are hypothesized to represent processes that reduce or depress synaptic plasticity following daytime experience, thereby preventing the circumstance of over potentiated networks the following day [23].

Erythrocytes derived from infected patients were reported to contain cell-bound HIV-1, and erythrocytes were hypothesized to represent a novel viral reservoir [12], [14], but erythrocyte-bound HIV-1 from infected patients was subsequently disputed and the reservoir hypothesis was challenged [15].