Thus, when Haeckel "saw" the "organism" Bathybius haeckelii, there was no great surprise involved, as he had hypothesized that new life forms were constantly being spontaneously generated in seabed oozes; enigmatically, he saw no fundamental difference between living and nonliving anyway (Rehbock 1975; note also the hint of ongoing abiogenesis in Wächterschäuser 1988).
"Based on some research that was done in some other places," he had hypothesized "that the faculties of natural sciences were going to be less supportive of graduate unions than the faculty in the other groups because [of] the nature of the job.
Claude Steele, a Stanford University psychologist, meanwhile, has hypothesized that black students are responding to the fear of confirming lowered expectations.
MacLean has hypothesized that similar effects on extracellular signaling pathways could be triggered by direct and indirect mechanotransduction54.
Prior research has hypothesized a link with drinking water quality, but rigorous studies are lacking.
Now the trend was clear: HDL appeared to decrease markedly over time, while LDL increased, exactly as they had hypothesized.
He and others have hypothesized that many of the industry's "oddballs" and "nerds" might well have been "on the spectrum," although undiagnosed.
Why Mr. Kadyrov would have wanted Mr. Nemtsov dead is not clear: Some have hypothesized that he might have wanted to test the limits of his powers, by showing his independence from, or even trying to embarrass, Mr. Putin; others say he might have wanted to help out his patron, Mr. Putin, by ridding him of a critic even though the killing embarrassed the Kremlin.
'Suppose you had all done arithmetic within this room only,' Wittgenstein had hypothesized.
