Sentence examples for hypothesized to be able from inspiring English sources

Similar, but not identical gene clusters are present in several other bacterial genomes, including that of Photorhabdus luminescens subsp. laumondii TT01, which is therefore hypothesized to be able to produce a syrbactin-type proteasome inhibitor.

BCL2 has been hypothesized to be able to block T-cell death [ 26].

We delivered sinusoidal tACS, which is able to entrain [19], [20] and also hypothesized to be able to desynchronize [21], [22] neuronal oscillations.

Phenotypic plasticity has been hypothesized to be able to promote divergence only if it is not complete, i.e. sufficient to achieve the same fitness as if the trait was expressed constitutively [ 20].

In a virtual world, he hypothesized, people would be able to communicate in similar ways.

When muscle glycogen scores begin to increase, we hypothesize patients may be able to sustain anabolism and be responsive to an anabolic agent like oxandrolone.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00882.010 The localization pattern of Orc6 led us to hypothesize that we might be able to use it to determine the order of Orc2 and Orc3 in our EM volume by identifying Orc6's binding partner.

It has been hypothesized that being able to detect red fruits against a green background is the reason that trichromatic color vision evolved in primates (reviewed by Surridge et al. 2003).

The landmasses of islands have been hypothesized of being able to support only a limited number of primary producers affecting the energy flow at higher trophic levels.

It was confirmed that S100A8 and S100A9 form hetero-dimers but, as hypothesized, TGFβ1 was able to form hetero-complexes with both S100 molecules.

Being able to discriminate tumour origins, subtypes, oncogenic mutations and cancer predisposition, and regulating the most important cellular processes, it is logical to hypothesize that miRNAs might be able to predict also cancer prognosis and/or response to specific therapies.