Sentence examples for raised a hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The NHS has a proud history of firsts, including the smallpox vaccine, the test-tube baby, MRI scans and stem cell transplants, so Keogh raised a hypothesis that the NHS could use the advantage of its ability to pool skills to find ways to make the UK a magnet for global research companies, by cutting the time it takes for health advances to reach a patient to from 15 years to five years.

Thus, we raised a hypothesis that chronic glucocorticoid administration may activate natriuretic peptide system in hypothalamus, and cause volume depletion by inhibiting dehydration-induced water intake.

In this paper we raised a hypothesis regarding the organizational structure of the cell cycle of S. cerevisiae.

Recent studies raised a hypothesis that absolute humidity is one of drivers for influenza seasonality in temperate regions [ 10, 11], but the mechanism behind various seasonal patterns of influenza outbreaks under different climates remains unclear.

These crucial findings have raised a hypothesis that HP may transform GCB cells into lymphoma cells in certain HP-related gastric 'pure' DLBCL, especially in HP-dependent 'pure' DLBCL.

The cross analysis of photovoltage and photocurrent lead us to raise a hypothesis on the unintentional doping of the epitaxial silicon layer and the presence of a defective layer at the interface between the epitaxial layer and the crystalline silicon wafer.

Despite these limitations, the comparison of measurements highlighted a dissymmetry on profiles along the PIN junction enabling to raise a hypothesis on undesired phenomena during the deposition process: unintentional n-doping of the epitaxial silicon layer and defective interface between the wafer and the epitaxial layer.

Our study raises a hypothesis that this clinical role can be mirrored in research.

These observations raise a hypothesis that the paralogs of RNase1, RNase4, and RNase5 have host-defense functions in the little brown bat.

Although detection of viral nucleic acid by PCR in infants with bronchiolitis does not prove that the virus is the cause of the disease, it raises a hypothesis worthy of investigation.

However, we had previously demonstrated in cross-sectional analysis (15) that aortic stiffness was independently associated with diabetic microvascular disease, particularly with retinopathy, raising a hypothesis of cross talk between macro- and microcirculatory disease in diabetes (12).