Sentence examples for is thought to start from inspiring English sources
With wolves, that time is thought to start at about two weeks, when the wolves are deaf and blind.
Though leaves and flowers show damage first, the fungus is thought to start in the bulb, a clump of overlapping scales.
The CF evolution during the SET process is modeled based on the width of the CF. Growth of the CF is thought to start from the tip of the active electrode.
Differentiation of embryonic stem cells of the mouse is thought to start in the 8-cell stage (Johnson and McConnell, 2004).
Many of these allergic diseases appear to have a hereditary component but are also influenced by environmental stimuli [ 2], and the origin of the immune response, including allergen sensitization, is thought to start during the fetal period [ 3].
In flaviviruses, mRNA capping is thought to start with the conversion of the 5′-triphosphate mRNA into a diphosphate by the RNA triphosphatase domain embedded in the C-terminal domain of the NS3 protein (NS3RTPase).
Stress fractures are thought to start by accumulation of microscopic cracks.
Abnormalities in brains of Alzheimer's disease (AD) patients are thought to start long before the first clinical symptoms emerge.
Most breast cancers are thought to start its development early in life at puberty or even in early childhood or in utero [ 37].
The Acheulean culture is thought to have started with Homo erectus.
The fire is thought to have started in the roof of the 30m long stable block.
