Sentence examples for hypothesized to depend from inspiring English sources
The mode of ingress is hypothesized to depend largely on the break conditions of the cross vessel.
The chronic granulomatous inflammation of sarcoidosis has been hypothesized to depend on the CD4+ T-helper lymphocyte.
In this study, cross-cultural differences in cognitive test scores are hypothesized to depend on a test's cultural complexity (Cultural Complexity Hypothesis: CCH), here conceptualized as its content familiarity, rather than on its cognitive complexity (Spearman's Hypothesis: SH).
This phase is hypothesized to depend strongly on feedback error signals and may be located in the cerebellum.
The ability to discriminate between stimuli is hypothesized to depend on the reliability of the change in activity of individual sensory neurons (e.g., [1] [5].
The most precocious effects elicited by EE were observed at postnatal ages preceding eye opening, and have been hypothesized to depend on differential maternal stimulation received by pups in different environmental conditions.
Patients should be randomly assigned to receive the active treatment or an equally effective control treatment that is hypothesized to not depend upon the processes under study.
We hypothesized MAG to depend on the blood glucose level (BGL) measurement frequency, as doing more measurements could lead to more changes in the insulin infusion rate and hence in changes in the follow-up BGL.
In contrast to human NGB, BflGb4 apparently lacks internal cysteine residues, which have been hypothesized to modulate oxygen affinity depending on the cellular redox state [ 61].
For example, if seeds from the crop parent lack seed dormancy and those of the wild parent have extensive dormancy, all crop-wild F1 cross types might be hypothesized to have intermediate levels, depending on the dominance levels of the alleles involved.
In pyramidal cells (but not in interneurons) this effect depended on NMDA receptor activation and was hypothesized to promote persistent firing [32].
