Sentence examples for hypothesized that even from inspiring English sources

It is also hypothesized that even if Hamlet control knowledge is sometimes incorrect, it might be easily correctable.

It is hypothesized that, even though apical diameters were lower, low branching densities in the shaded glasshouse allowed enhanced lateral root elongation.

We hypothesized that even without a yield response, applying biochar to a Midwestern Mollisol could improve soil quality and plant nutrient availability because of the carbon it supplies and its conditioning effect.

We hypothesized that even experienced vascular technologists in a laboratory accredited by the Intersocietal Commission for Accreditation of Vascular Laboratories make significant errors and have significant variability in the subjective adjustments made during measurements.

It was hypothesized that even though gold-to-cobalt spillover occurred during reduction in Au Co/Al2O3, the great separation between the gold and cobalt crystallites, combined with gold's much lower affinity for hydrogen activation adversely affected the efficiency of the spillover process in the hybrid sample.

Political scientists after World War II hypothesized that even though the voices of individual Americans counted for little, most people belonged to a variety of interest groups and membership organizations -- clubs, associations, political parties, unions -- to which politicians were responsive.

We hypothesize that even when people hold negative attitudes toward unplanned development, natural property rights values (favorable evaluations of property as an inviolable and pre-political right) prevent them from acting on their concerns.

Under this light, we hypothesize that even the modern, fast unbinding drugs are not necessarily safe.

But after seeing those neurochemical surges in her animals, she wondered about those last few seconds, hypothesizing that even experiences seeming to stretch for days in a person's memory could originate from a brief "knee-jerk reaction" of the dying brain.

Chhabra hypothesizes that even if the British technical superiority were discounted, they would have won the war because of the discipline and organization in their ranks.

Therefore, we hypothesize that even non-diabetic carriers of CT/TT genotypes have increased postprandial glycemia and consequently, higher CAD tendency, severity and cardiovascular events incidence.