Sentence examples for hypothesized to exist from inspiring English sources

The genus or kind is both defined and hypothesized to exist.

Based on these backgrounds, a relative age effect was hypothesized to exist on the lengths of professional careers among Japanese professional male players.

Soil water interactions were hypothesized to exist between adjacent land use types, and that these interactions could be analyzed by using the soil water content (SWC) measured at the most time-stable locations (MTSLs) under each land use type.

We aimed to confirm that the questionnaire's internal structure depicts the five parental emotion socialization strategies hypothesized to exist by, even in the case of the new positive emotion of overjoy.

After the final dataset was complete, we started by testing if the questionnaire's internal structure depicted the five parental emotion socialization strategies hypothesized to exist by, even in the case of the new positive emotion of overjoy.

The case is made that the spin-liquid state of a Mott insulator, hypothesized to exist by Anderson and identified by him as the correct context for discussing high-temperature superconductors, occurs in these materials and exhibits the principles of fractional quantization identified in the fractional quantum Hall effect.

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.

The putative common ancestor to both "sister genera" was hypothesized to have existed in northern Asia, based on reported fossil pollen records that date the taxa to the early Oligocene or lower Eocene of the lower Tertiary, with speciation accompanied by migrations during the Tertiary and Quaternary periods – forced southward by the advancing polar ice sheets.

Thus, sources of the phthalates hypothesized to cause asthma and allergies exist in our common and occupational environments.

One way to motivate the person who would regularly be responsible for opening mail (either the potential responders or the gatekeeper if indeed they do exist as hypothesized) to open an envelope is with a "teaser" on the outside of the envelope itself.

Rayon is included to control for a number of community-level differences that may exist between rayons, hypothesized to include such potential confounders as governmental funding, access to health care and differences in VPD rates.