Sentence examples for hypothesized to do from inspiring English sources

Lace-up ankle braces reduce the incidence of ankle sprains and have been hypothesized to do so through both mechanical and neuromuscular mechanisms.

On a theory of this sort, what makes some neural process an instance of memory trace decay is a matter of how it functions, or the role it plays, in a cognitive system; its neural or chemical properties are relevant only insofar as they enable that process to do what trace decay is hypothesized to do.

One would conjecture that Y-cells would then 'go along for the ride' to fit within the established architecture, in a similar way that the ipsilateral input is hypothesized to do.

In Drosophila, they activate the splice acceptor of the female-specific exon [ 13], and are hypothesized to do the same to exon 5b of Aeadsx [ 18]; in Anopheles, they appear to activate the splice donor immediately downstream of the female-specific exon [ 27] (as they do in the fruitless gene of D. melanogaster [ 55]).

Cellulose degradation in sunken wood is hypothesized to be done mostly after wood ingestion by macrofaunal borers such as Xylophaga spp. through enzymes produced by the microbial symbionts in the gills (Distel and Roberts, 1997; Voight, 2015).

Ironically, the more the President does, or even hypothesizes, to make the Mueller investigation go away, the results are greater distractions and a broadening investigation.

Using landscape and lake morphology variables hypothesized to influence winter DO, we tested all combinations of the following fixed parameters: lake depth (m), lake area (m), lake littoral area, lake drainage position (LDP), and elevation (m) for all our sites.

Lamason hypothesized that to do so, the intruders must also take over the complex communication systems between cells.

For example, a participant's response to the item "individuals don't evolve, species do" was hypothesized to be an indicator of evolutionary knowledge.

Convergent validity analyses seek to determine whether two measures, hypothesized to measure the same construct, do in fact correlate, and moderate, statistically significant correlations in the expected direction support convergent validity.

Familism, which is hypothesized to be a Hispanic value, did not seem to be more highly endorsed by the Hispanic sample than by the other groups.