Sentence examples for in hypothesizing that from inspiring English sources

"Do not fall into their trap!" warns the presidential manual in hypothesizing that protesters really want to be physically restrained and attract media notice, not merely exercise their right to complain.

Later, she said that Rove was incorrect in hypothesizing that her TLC television show would hurt her presidential image, arguing that Ronald Reagan had launched his political career after leaving a successful career as a big name on the silver screen.

In other words, we end in hypothesizing that the measure we have uncovered links a proposed mechanism of ASD (impaired IAMs) with the primary phenotype of ASD (impaired social communication).

In hypothesizing that T635 of the S4 S5 linker of mTRPC3 plays a significant functional role, we are not positing that the S1 S4 linker necessarily also has a strong functional role, as it was seen in the TRPV1 structures that its movement is minimal upon ligand binding and channel opening.

While Jansen van Vuuren and Robinson [ 22] were correct in hypothesizing that the savannah duiker diverged early in the group's evolutionary history, this study shows that its return to the savannah does not predate the appearance of other forest-dwelling taxa.

However, the roles of the important individual players of calcium homeostasis aid in hypothesizing that serum levels of free/ionized calcium may be reciprocally regulated by parathyroid hormone (PTH) and 1, 25-dihydroxyvitamin D, with the former one serving to increase serum level of calcium and the latter to suppress it.

OBJECTIVE: To assess glaucoma medication adherence in children, hypothesizing that poor parental health literacy and eye drop instillation by the child are associated with worse adherence.

"We were basically hypothesizing that in that situation the participants were giving compassion towards themselves," she says a hunch that now looks to be correct.

Going into the study, Dr. Dirk Taubert of University Hospital in Cologne, Germany, hypothesized that "small, habitual" doses of dark chocolate might prove beneficial.

Williams, who directs the Program for Early and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss (PEARL) at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University and Montefiore Medical Center in New York, hypothesizes that they stem from the "ancient nature" of miscarriage.

Anne Pasternak, director of Creative Time (the public art nonprofit that produced both Sachs and Paglen's interplanetary projects in New York City), hypothesized that the reason artists are so fascinated by space might be because of its sheer scope.