Sentence examples for hypothesized to be from from inspiring English sources

Thus, the recorded current is hypothesized to be from both progeny cells.

These are hypothesized to be from 3rd body debris trapped in the articulating space, such as particles of porous coatings on acetabular shells, or material removed from impingement of the shell and neck [ 8].

And two weeks after I turned 18 years old, my stomach exploded due to a blood clot, which later was hypothesized to be caused from a stress ulcer.

The Heck brothers bred together several European small horse and pony breeds hypothesized to be descended from the tarpan.

For example, the lodicules of monocot grasses are hypothesized to be derived from petals because their identity is controlled homologues of the B genes AP3 and PI (refs in [30]).

The neural generators underlying the MMN have been hypothesized to be independent from the neural generators underlying the N1 and P2, and are usually interpreted as reflecting brain processes triggered when an incoming stimulus mismatches the memory representation formed by the preceding stimulus.

First discovered in the tammar [ 15], crasiRNAs were hypothesized to be derived from mobile elements resident within centromeres [ 18].

Because SASPase is expressed exclusively in the SG and SC, these wrinkles were hypothesized to be derived from aberrant functions of the SG and SC.

Nuclear-encoded proteins are needed for the organelles biogenesis, such as the DNA polymerase gamma or OPA1, yet checkpoints for mtDNA replication, for instance, do not seem to exist or are hypothesized to be different from those of nuclear DNA.

Since the NEFA levels did not increase on the HG diet (0.05 mmol/L) versus the HF diet (0.10 mmol/L), the elevated plasma BHBA is hypothesized to be derived from increased ketogenesis in the rumen epithelium.

These are the ParaHox cluster (GSX1, PDX1, CDX2) on chromosome 13, and four sets of NKL-subclass genes on 2p/8p (split), 4p, 5q and 10q, hypothesized to be derived from an ancestral array by duplication [ 26, 33].