Sentence examples for hypothesized under from inspiring English sources
The generic affiliations of four species previously hypothesized under Pyrostria group B have been resolved based on morphology and molecular sequence data.
Extreme environments tend to host low diversity [32], and low ECM fungal diversity has been hypothesized under harsh environmental conditions [24].
On the other hand, the overall rate of AIP1 speckle turnover is not frequent enough to account for the high frequency severing-annealing rate that we previously hypothesized under the assumption of uniform severing throughout the actin network.
As hypothesized, under standard experimental operation, irrespective of differences in electrode areas, probe densities, or idiosyncracies of cleaning, the background current ratio between MB and Fc was generally the same on each sensing surface.
We hypothesized, under resting conditions, α1-antitrypsin replacement therapy in AATD patients would result in lower expression of circulating and skeletal muscle inflammatory cytokines, compared to the other AATD individuals and/or the traditional (non-AATD) COPD patients.
The researchers hypothesized that under-vine cover crops would reduce vine size and fruit shading by competing with the vine for water and nutrients, thereby improving fruit composition.
We hypothesized that under the present experimental dosage, BBR or AG490 treatment would have no significant toxic effects on the sham-operated rat hearts.
We hypothesized that under routine laboratory cultivation conditions, many non-essential proteins are potentially antagonistic to the expression of a desired membrane protein.
It was hypothesized that under simulated cyclic loading fixed-angle plating would be superior to modified anterior tension wiring or cannulated lag screws with anterior tension wiring.
We hypothesized that under cutting and grazing, the evergreen Q. calliprinos has a relative regrowth advantage over other competing tree species.
In this study, we hypothesized that under magnetic shear stress, high-density superparamagnetic Fe3O4 nanoparticles dispersed in a liposome would apply a high load in a particular direction to a liposome membrane and ultimately generate open lipid bilayer holes.
