Sentence examples similar to may hypothesize further from inspiring English sources

The above observation inspired us to hypothesize further that the forfeiting of hepatogenesis traits may have also occurred during disease progression in HCCs of the same age group.

We could hypothesize further that adding an extra feature will stimulate a competitor to match it.

The design of our study prevents us from investigating this further, though we may hypothesize some mechanisms.

If we want to further improve the diagnosis of DIC, one may hypothesize that tests which will directly assess coagulation activation in vivo will be helpful.

We may hypothesize that the increase of GABRA5 expression observed can promote cancer development; however, further analyses are needed.

We may further hypothesize that all of the LGTs in T. vaginalis that stem from, for example, the Bacteroides lineage may have been acquired in one or a few batches, in a similar mode to the TvLF, although genomic rearrangements in both donor and recipient have erased obvious evidence such as synteny.

One may further hypothesize that among individuals who will develop PD, multiple premotor symptoms develop over time as a result of common pathologies and eventually become a clinically recognizable syndrome several years before PD diagnosis.

It may be further hypothesized that Agamidae migrated to Eurasia on the drifting Indian subcontinent (Fig. 6.5) while Chamaeleonidae was left within Madagascar and its descendants migrated to Africa over Mozambique Channel and later to Eurasia (Fig. 6.6).

Based on the central role of serotonin in the pathophysiology of CH and these previous findings, it is plausible to hypothesize that further genetic variants may impact pharmacological effects involving the serotonin system and thus triptan response.

Although this phenomenon is still subject to further study, it may be hypothesized that xylose transport in P. putida S12pal_xylB7 is PEP dependent.

We hypothesized that further stimulation of ER stress may augment the anticancer activity of Reolysin.