Sentence examples for hypothesized how from inspiring English sources

Several researchers hypothesized how a driver, intending to apply the brake pedal to keep the car from creeping, would occasionally press the accelerator instead.

Using Bitner's model of physical surroundings, we hypothesized how ambience, navigation, seating comfort, interior decor, and cleanliness affected cognitive and affective satisfaction of gaming customers.

Based on this evidence, Alvarez et al. (1980) hypothesized how this impact caused the Cretaceous/Tertiary (K T) mass extinction: the impact created a cloud of dust, which blocked the sun and led to the break-up of food chains and ultimately a mass extinction.

This study for the first time have investigated the immunological properties of NSPCs following a virus infection (JEV infection) and have hypothesized how these cells may signal to T-cells for development of a potent immune response against virus infection.

Two fundamental ways have been hypothesized how this process may be governed: replicative senescence might either be the result of a purposeful program driven by genes or rather be evoked by stochastic or random, accidental events [14].

Several models have hypothesized how oligomers might disrupt cellular membranes, including transmembrane oligomeric pore structures reminiscent of those of pore-forming toxins [ 30, 45], nonspecific binding of amyloid oligomers to the membrane surface [ 44, 46], and detergent-like membrane dissolution by amyloid fibrils growing on the membrane surface [ 47].

He skim-read: elvish princesses, fisting, a dash of coprophagia, an extensive and almost clinically dry segue hypothesizing how best to depict a dragon's hard-on.

Second, we hypothesize how the achievement of the above strategic needs influences the choice of governance form.

The key is to hypothesize how differences in methodology would lead to specific differences among pairs of maps, and then test those hypotheses.

The main aim behind its production was to present one authentic urban practice, hypothesizing how unique practices demand authentic methods capable to simultaneously address times and spaces, the glamour and the everydayness of the urban".

In hypothesizing how the Malagasy star orchid (Angraecum sesquipedale) might have evolved its extraordinarily long (c. 30 centimeters) nectar spur, Darwin (1862) proposed the first mechanistic model of the coevolutionary process.