Sentence examples for hypothesized to allow from inspiring English sources

Computer Aided Design CADD) and Finite Element Analysis (FEA) hybridized with manufacturing techniques such as Solid Freeform Fabrication (SFF), is hypothesized to allow for virtual design, characterization, and production of scaffolds optimized for tissue replacement.

The mechanisms hypothesized to allow infectious proviruses to persist include: long-lived latently infected cells (1); low-level HIV replication (2), potentially due to insufficient intracellular drug concentrations (3 5); and the proliferation of HIV-infected cells (2, 6 8) (9) (10).

Although a single Ser residue in a transmembrane helix is unable to mediate a strong association of the helices, the cooperative interactions of two or more appropriately placed serine hydroxyl groups per helix has been hypothesized to allow formation of a "serine zipper" that can stabilize transmembrane helix association.

It is the loss of SpeB expression in these mutant bacteria that is hypothesized to allow the invasive spread of GAS by sparing from SpeB degradation self-proteins involved in plasminogen accumulation and activation [42].

A reduction in ΔΨm is hypothesized to allow subsequent release of IMS proteins and the continuation of PCD signaling.

Decreases in EOD rate, or social silence, have been hypothesized to allow the silent fish to attend to another fish's signals or to make the silent fish electrically 'invisible' to other fish (Moller et al., 1989).

The ability to induce permanent alterations in the germ-line DNA methylation pattern is hypothesized to in part allow the phenotype to become transgenerational [3], [6], [7].

The DAAO active-site lid (amino acids 216 228) had previously been hypothesized to open up to allow for substrate access [ 28].

This relative motion of coupling helices 2 and 4, although very slight (comprising relative movements of ≤2 Å), is hypothesized here to allow the NBD-located ends of helices 4 and 5 and helices 10 and 11 enough movement to allow the remainder of these helices to straighten out into a more ideal α-helical structure.

The earthquake is hypothesized to breach these feedthroughs (allowing air into the argon atmosphere processing cell) and cause the MK-IV electrorefiner (ER) in the cell to tip over or split and spill its contents of fission product laden salt and cadmium.

Here, the cohesin ring is hypothesized to open upon ATP hydrolysis, allowing the loading of cohesin onto the unreplicated chromosome.