Sentence examples for hypothesized at from inspiring English sources

Many fans and critics have hypothesized at length about the chronology of "Westworld," pointing out that the show's time line may well be more misleading and complex than it appears.

Eventually, some hard evidence turned up revealing that pressure changes had weakened the window structure -- but not before frustrated aeronautical organizations across the world had hypothesized at length on the basis of little hard data.

To set up the optimization problem a stress field distribution is hypothesized at lamina level, moreover inter-lamina stresses are also considered.

And it is in this context that hybridization with japonica is hypothesized (at the end of this period after 2000 BC).

The existence of Neptune was hypothesized at the turn of the 19th century — long before the gas giant was actually seen through a telescope in 1846 — because of the way it was perturbing the orbit of Uranus.

Isaac Newton had hypothesized at the end of the previous century that the Earth was like a tomato, round in the center and flat at both ends.

We observed a statistically significant association, in our hypothesized direction of effect, between residence near arterials and NK cytotoxicity, within our a priori hypothesized at-risk group of women living within 150 m of major roads (Table 3).

It is surely possible that on the population level wartime DU exposure related to termination of service; but if this is the case, the exposed cohort is also depleted of those who are the hypothesized at-risk population.

As only 4% of the genes located in GC-isochores encode SSPs, we hypothesized that AT-isochores were niches for putative effectors.

The Israeli study hypothesizes at one point that repression may work as a coping style because those who ignore have a uniquely adaptive perceptual style.

It is difficult to hypothesize at what age seeing a fogger truck could be considered a memorable experience and likely to vary across individuals.