Sentence examples for postulated that the changes from inspiring English sources

It is postulated that the changes in hydraulic properties in the vicinity of Dokan Dam are due to suspension of fine materials, interbedded in small fissures in the rocks, and re-settlement of these materials along the curtain.

It has been postulated that the changes of the conjunctival vasculature would better correlate with the peripheral vessels of the brain [ 10].

Scientists have postulated that the change E1 A226V may be important for adaption to the mosquito vector, Aedes albopictus, and for neurovirulence (11 – 13 ).

In a study incorporating mathematical modelling of perivascular drainage, Schley et al. [ 17] postulated that changes in the calibre of blood vessels during each pulse cycle might alter the width of the perivascular spaces thereby providing the motive force for perivascular drainage.

He postulates that the changes in gastric physiology caused by the loss of H. pylori account for the recent increase in incidence of several diseases, including type 2 diabetes, obesity, and asthma.

Against this context, Pagani et al. postulated that hormonal changes in elderly individuals could alter circadian period in peripheral cells.

Since neurofilament proteins play a key role in the maintenance and remodeling of the neuronal cytoskeleton, we postulated that changes in neurofilament light chain mRNA may parallel some of the alterations in neuronal architecture which follow bilateral ovariectomy.

We postulated that changes in IGF bioavailability may be implicated in the rate of postpartum uterine recovery and thus influence the calving to conception interval and reproductive efficiency.

These authors postulated that changes in vascular smooth muscle could be involved in the vascular tone increase observed in diabetic subjects.

In particular, in the dynamic setting of severe sepsis, we postulated that changes in markers reflecting evolving rather than baseline clinical status might guide therapy.

We postulated that changes in blood leukocyte phenotype and expression of adhesion molecules would serve as a "window" on vascular inflammatory effects after inhalation challenge.