Sentence examples for hypothesized when from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized, when matched for fiber mass content, daily supplementation with ground flaxseeds (28 g/d) would be more effective than ground psyllium fiber (9 g/d) for improving adiposity and glycemic regulation, serum lipids, blood pressure and markers of inflammation and oxidative stress in participants with T2D.

As hypothesized, when cells were treated with LY364947, ERK1/2 phosphorylation and cellular migration were drastically reduced.

Contamination was hypothesized when two species had identical sequences for a given gene, and potential contaminants were re-sequenced.

As hypothesized, when compared with the Lo-SDS breakfast, following ingestion of the Hi-SDS breakfasts, the glycemic excursion was lower, with a much smaller increase between T0 and T120 and a slower return to pre-ingestion values.

Positive selection of protein function can best be hypothesized when the ratio of non-synonymous (replacement) to synonymous (silent) changes normalized to the number of non-synonymous and synonymous sites throughout the entire gene sequence (KA/KS) is greater than unity.

As hypothesized, when rating the veracity of opinion statements expressed by senders (i.e., whether the sender had presented their true opinion), participants were significantly more accurate when the view expressed by the sender was consistent with their own view (mean percent accuracy ± SEM: 54.9% ± 0.8%) than when inconsistent (51.2% ± 1.1%; t 62) = 3.02, p = 0.004, d = 0.49).

With the pro sports market pretty much maximized domestically, he wasn't predicting, just hypothesizing, when he said that there could be N.B.A. franchises — or N.H.L. or even N.F.L. — in Europe by 2020.

Experiment with some simple linear equations to find a line that fits the data, and use this equation to project the possible world-record times in 2016, or to hypothesize when the fastest time might drop below 43 seconds.

Hence, we further hypothesize: When planning to have equity-refinancing in the market, non-government-controlled firms are more likely to issue IC self-assessment reports and to have an auditor's attestation on the IC report than government-controlled firms.

"And because nothing like this has been observed or predicted in theory, we can only hypothesize when it comes to what we are seeing and how it came about".

We hypothesized that when correction curves cross, or not accurately track, copy number populations; or when intensity-based curvature is not properly addressed, a larger variation in M is obtained after normalization.