Sentence examples for the study postulates from inspiring English sources
The study postulates that use of cellphones would increase the number of rear-end collisions by forcing drivers behind the cellphone user to react faster.
The authors of the study postulated that juncos' preen oil carries messages about the birds' breeding condition, hormone levels, and overall health.
The study postulated the Lissamphibia originated no earlier than the late Carboniferous, some 290 to 305 million years ago.
This result is in full accord with the study postulate.
The study postulated effects on safety because of inexperience, and expected higher fatality rates per distance travelled for males compared to females.
The authors of the study postulate that this discrepancy may be due to anatomical differences between central (elastic) and peripheral (muscular) arteries and that the latter could deploy an adaptive response to central aortic stiffening.
However, two of the studies postulated that harder grounds may indirectly contribute to injury risk through enabling players to run faster resulting in higher impact forces should they collide during play (Norton et al. [2001]; Takemura et al. [2007]).
One of the studies postulated that this EPC capture technology was feasible and safe for primary percutaneous coronary intervention for STEMI without the incidence of late stent restenosis [ 91].
The theoretical model framing this study postulates that the experience of violence interferes with condom use and access to health care and health products (46).
On the basis of the dual-process theory, this study postulates that drivers may learn to perform irrational aberrant driving behaviors, and these behaviors could be derived either from a deliberate or an intuitive decision-making approach.
Nevertheless, given none of the extracts significantly affect CD40 expression on activated microglia, the present study postulates that the anti-inflammatory effect as induced by the endophytic extracts could be independent of CD40 expression.
