Sentence examples for postulated to take from inspiring English sources
First, a special new entity has been postulated to take the place of genes in socio-cultural change memes.
The computations incorporated a spectrotemporal analysis postulated to take place in the auditory cortex (Chi et al., 2005).
For net Na+ translocation, uptake and release have to be postulated to take place at the cytoplasmic and extracellular surfaces, respectively.
In addition, three peach regulatory factors with bHLH, PHD and AT-hook domains have been postulated to take part in transcriptional circuits regulating late anther development in peach.
The RTX proteases belong to the subgroup of metzincin metalloendopeptidases (Stocker & Bode, 1995; Stocker et al., 1995;) that contains an extended zinc-binding motif HEXXHXXGXXH, of which the three histidine residues are involved in binding the catalytically essential zinc ion, while the glutamic acid residue was postulated to take part in the catalytic activity.
It coincided with the time of two rounds of genome duplications that are postulated to have taken place [31], [32].
Crucially, the winner-take-all mechanism, postulated to be at the basis of (bottom-up) attentional selection processes, can also be realized via the cortical activity regulation mechanism, which is independently motivated by the need for functional stability (Braitenberg, 1978; Wickens, 1993; Fuster, 1995).
In other words, while a domain is postulated, nothing is taken to be known about the things in it independently of the axioms laid down and what they entail.
A third process, called mobilization of the transmitter, is traditionally postulated as taking up the remaining time, but evidence suggests that the time is occupied at least partially by the opening of calcium channels to allow the entry of Ca2+ into the presynaptic terminal.
Next we need to postulate the company's stock performance.
Higher prevalence of some common human diseases has been postulated, even whilst taking environmental differences into consideration, including Alzheimer's disease, coronary artery disease and some cancers [ 111].
