Sentence examples for postulated nature from inspiring English sources

Taking into account the apparent acquisition of the endosymbiont prior to LECA, the scenarios of eukaryogenesis split into two groups according to the postulated nature of the host [ 10].

We postulate that nature has economized to make use of the same receptor to convey proresolving, inhibitory, and buffering signals by short-lived lipids and also by peptides and/or proteins, with longer half-lives (hours versus minutes), and often generated at later stages of inflammation.

Protein domains are evolutionarily conserved modules of amino acid sub-sequence postulated that as nature's functional 'building blocks' for constructing the vast array of different proteins.

Besides the influence of advertising, two more pathways have been postulated: the sedentary nature of watching TV and a tendency to snack while watching TV.

Believing in the symmetry of nature, Broglie postulated that ordinary particles such as electrons may also have wave characteristics.

It is postulated that the lipophilic nature of the t-butyl group plays a favorable role in the entry of hydroperoxide-initiated oligomeric radicals, while persulfate-initiated radicals are more likely to undergo aqueous phase termination before entry.

The supposed analogy between the whole and its parts served not only to develop a cosmology in which the reality of the individual received due attention but was also fundamental to astrology and other fields in which belief in a metaphysical relationship between man and the rest of nature is postulated.

In order to escape from the brutality of living in a state of nature, Hobbes postulated that we need to accede to a social contract in which we give up some rights in order to have the protection of a sovereign authority.

Yet, different pathogenic mechanisms are postulated depending on the nature of the variation.

Symbiotic associations between bacteria and insects are widespread in nature, being postulated as one of the key factors of their evolutionary success.

Bowling et al. [ 27] also postulated that the multifaceted nature of independence, particularly in older age, is mostly ignored in the wider quality of life measurement literature.