Sentence examples for by hypothesized from inspiring English sources

Since kynurenate did not inhibit CGRP release in the dura mater, it might by hypothesized that the required cascades are only fully assembled in presynaptic terminals, but not complete at other parts of the trigeminal afferents.

It can by hypothesized that the respondents were unable to make any connection between theoretical aspects concerning their oral health status and functional limitations.

For example, it could by hypothesized that CHWs are cost-effective in the area of TB because the activities performed are limited and easy to standardize, whereas CHW activities in the area of RMNCH may be more varied.

However, not only were we able to enlarge the extent of overlap in the signatures, but we found that only after appropriate normalization did the samples from the two institutions cluster together by hypothesized phenotype using hierarchical clustering.

It can by hypothesized that self-fertility genes that are captured in commercial hybrid rye breeding programs and allow for development of inbred parental lines are located in chromosomes 1R and/or 4R.

There is good evidence that pre-menopausal women and physically active males and females may be resistant to the adverse metabolic effects of fructose, and it can by hypothesized that other subgroups of individuals may have enhanced responsiveness and would benefit from a dietary restriction.

Ledeen explains this by hypothesizing that Ganji must have had his spirit broken in jail, a slander for which he provides no evidence.

A two-tailed t-test was conducted by hypothesizing the mean F-score obtained by the proposed NSGWO method at significance level = 0.05.

Our framework, then, models the evolutionary clustering problem by hypothesizing that it should not depart too much from the community detection problem.

It does this by hypothesizing, based on an overall map of the connections between each of the regions in the brain, what disruptions in signaling it would expect to see if a particular region were affected.

Based on these findings, we conclude by hypothesizing that social learning at one level forms a scaffold for the social learning at another, higher level, thus contributing to the accumulation of cultural knowledge.