Sentence examples for hypothesized it could from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized it could be due to class differences between new immigrants and American-born citizens, with the latter being predominantly middle class and thus possibly having a greater portion of their identity emanating from their work (we used Hochschild's Time Bind, which we had just read, as theoretical support for this hypothesis).

If a glitch in the complement system causes microglia to prune too many or too few connections, called synapses, they'd hypothesized, it could lead to both developmental and degenerative disorders.

Some have hypothesized it could be Jenna, others Mike, and others, of course, Aria. .

If the Higgs is discovered but it has properties outside of what physicists hypothesized, it could shed light on that whole rectifying quantum mechanics with general relativity thing.

This locus has not been genetically mapped, but we hypothesize it could represent an independently evolved restorer (T allele), as cyto-nuclear theory predicts successive 'waves' of restoration (reviewed in Delph et al. 2007), and multiple restorer systems are common, with some loci at or near fixation (e.g., Garraud et al. 2011; Caruso and Case 2013).

Gentry et al. note this unexpected result and hypothesize it could be indicative of conformational differences between ganciclovir (1) and cyclopropavir (9) binding, owing to the methylenecyclopropane of cyclopropavir.

Hypothesizing, it could be that (too) high levels of uPA, cause the activation of negative feedback mechanisms, resulting in the inactivation of plasmin, and as a consequence in a reduced generation of angiostatin.

The width of this channel is comparable to that of an oxygen molecule, and we hypothesized that it could facilitate its access to the interior of the four-helix bundle.

Given YKS's stress-modifying capabilities, we hypothesized that it could exert its effect by impacting the HPA axis, and more specifically, by regulating GR expression in the hypothalamus.

Given the presence of DC-SIGNR at the maternal-fetal interface and its interaction with HIV-1, we hypothesized that it could influence MTCT of HIV-1.

They had long hypothesized that it could be what provides protection in extreme habitats.