Sentence examples for hypothesized to limit from inspiring English sources

Thus, we favor the idea that higher fasting blood BCAA (and some other AA) in insulin-resistant states results simply marks reduced catabolism in key tissues, and this reduced catabolism is hypothesized to limit tissue concentrations of AA derivatives important to normal metabolism.

The increased structural stability of the chloroplast genome conferred by the IR sequence has been hypothesized to limit gene exchanges between the SSC and LSC regions [ 15].

Regarding the negative impact of elevated CO2 concentrations on nitrate assimilation, in C3 species, suppression of photorespiration by elevated atmospheric CO2 concentrations is hypothesized to limit the availability of reductant in the glutamine synthetase and glutamine:2-oxoglutarate amidotransferase cycle.

Immunity is hypothesized to share limited resources with other physiological functions and this may partly account for the fitness costs of reproduction.

As an emerging source of information, social media was hypothesized to have limited impact on our study during the pandemic period, but it should be monitored in future studies.

The HSP70/40 chaperone duo was hypothesized to be a limiting factor (Hipp et al., 2012).

Such cell wall modifications have been hypothesized to be physical barriers to limit further pathogen invasion [ 26].

Tradeoffs have been widely hypothesized to result from organisms having limited energy stores, the allocation of which will evolve to favor either reproduction or somatic maintenance and longevity [ 5]-[ 7]; see [ 1] for a review.

Values producing such low-level rigid trajectories can be hypothesized to form the lower limits of the plausible data range.

Release of Mg1 is therefore hypothesized to be an important part of the rate-limiting step of ADP release.

In this study, however, sampling was limited to Raphignathae, leaving out the Heterostigmata, a clade hypothesized to be the sister group to Raphignathae [ 13, 68].