Sentence examples for has been supposed for from inspiring English sources
It has been supposed, for example, that God is outside time and so does not, strictly speaking, know anything beforehand.
In contrast, in a few studies focused on LCA quantification, a much higher electricity consumption has been supposed: For example, Helms et al. [40] based their modeling on an electricity consumption of 20.4 kWh/100 km in urban areas, 20.8 kWh/100 km in extra-urban areas, and 24.9 kWh/100 km on the highway, respectively.
Thus, ATP binding and ATP dependent Smc head engagement and most probably also ATP hydrolysis are essential for entrapment of chromosomal DNA by condensin in bacteria, as has been supposed for cohesin in yeast.
And the moral he drew from his time in jail was that he had been supposed, for whatever reason, to look hard at death and disabuse himself of the fear of it.
The TM S4 has been supposed to be the key element for voltage sensing.
Raising levels of HDL cholesterol has been supposed to be an effective therapy for the treatment of atherosclerosis [ 2, 3].
"They've been doing what they've been supposed to be doing for so many years, moving people from A to B in a safe way, in a roomy way".
Though this was dressed up as a policy decision what actually happened was that the military changed its estimate of what it needed to carry out the offensive option it had been supposed to be prepared for already.
Disorders in endocrinological and immunological pathways have been supposed to be responsible for the influence of negative psychological aspects on survival but these biochemical changes have even been assumed to elicit depressive reactions themselves [ 63, 64].
Synaptic genes, NLGN3 and NLGN4X, two homologous members of the neuroligin family, have been supposed as predisposition loci for autism spectrum disorders (ASDs), and defects of these two genes have been identified in a small fraction of individuals with ASDs.
Initial TLR-independent activation pathways, however, have been supposed to be highly relevant for autoimmune processes (Baccala et al., 2007).
