Sentence examples for might hypothesise that from inspiring English sources

One might hypothesise that CD55 through its interaction with CD97 provides an additional, complement-independent molecular function.

One might hypothesise that NA precursor cells bypass their normal progression to terminal differentiation but instead maintain their proliferative potential for an extended period of time.

Alternatively, one might hypothesise that BTL3 is not derived from BTL1 but represents a second unrelated metachronous glioblastoma as has been reported before (Inda et al, 2003).

If so, one might hypothesise that, through a cohort effect, cross-cultural challenges may be most evident in the assessment of the mental health of older adults.

In addition, one might hypothesise that screening for diabetes by measuring the fasting plasma glucose level and HbA1c might be more attractive to potential participants than screening using an OGTT and therefore produce a higher response.

First, we might hypothesise that saturation of nucleotide changes (and hence underestimation of genetic distance) is occurring at the among-host level but not at the within-host level.

While ERAP1 seems to play a critical role in determining the length and sequence of the peptides bound and presented by HLA-B27 associated with AS, 49 it might be desirable to hypothesise that ERAP2 may play a parallel role in the context of HLA-B15.

These results led some to hypothesise that vinflunine might only be effective in patients who had not received prior cisplatin.

Furthermore, we hypothesise that exercise might have an effect on serum hormone levels, independent of the body fat pathway (e.g., via insulin and glucose).

This led us to hypothesise that miR-145 might be affecting apoptosis.

These observations lead us to hypothesise that calcineurin inhibition might directly impair innate fungal killing.