Sentence examples for hypothesized since from inspiring English sources

"It has been hypothesized, since these cells are found at sites of age-related pathologies, that they are related to the development of these pathologies," says biologist Jan van Deursen of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, lead author of the new paper.

This could be hypothesized, since several studies have reported the possibility of obtaining viable reassortant viruses that have inherited a rearranged segment derived from a different genetic background [29], [31], [36], [37].

Our results also indicate that policy interventions at the school level might be more effective than previously hypothesized since the existence of grade-level peer (classmates) influence may serve to amplify the effects of interventions.

A lower susceptibility to NHL among African HIV+ populations has also been hypothesized since in the USA, between 1981 and 1994, the proportion of NHL as an AIDS-defining illness was estimated lower in the black (1%) compared to the white population (3%) [98], although no specific genetic argument definitively supports this hypothesis.

Moreover, a prognostic implication of adiponectin has been hypothesized since hyperadiponectinemia has been associated with mortality in patients with CKD.

The presence of a diagnostic colorectal cancer screening bias was therefore hypothesized since early diagnostic procedures might be much less available in Europe than in USA [ 2].

We hypothesized that since 2000, conservation easements have become more complex but less restrictive.

As for the mechanism of histone neutralization, it is hypothesized that since histones are positively charged nuclear proteins, their cytotoxicity could be reduced by polysialic acids, such as heparin [18].

The exact reason for this is unknown, but it is hypothesized that since the individual partitioned heat fluxes are computed by summing the contribution of all the nucleation sites' bubble parameters, the total heat flux is highly sensitive to small changes in the bubble parameters.

We hypothesized that since in vivo straightening and re-coiling of these fibers allow stretching and contraction of the myocardium in the direction of the cardiomyocytes, such a scaffold can support the assembly of a functional cardiac tissue capable of generating a strong contraction force.

The report hypothesized that since 32percentt of American students performed at the "proficient" level on NAEP's math exam, the same would hold true for PISA.