Sentence examples for was already hypothesized from inspiring English sources

It was already hypothesized before, that meiofaunal organisms living in thiobiotic conditions, were originally derived from oxybiotic species, which adapted to live in adjacent reduced environments [30], [44], [105].

However, in the literature it was already hypothesized that pure tone tinnitus may be the result of increased tonic firing in the tonotopic lemniscal (classical) system, while narrow band tinnitus can be caused by increased burst firing in the non-tonotopic extralemniscal (non-classical) system [17], [18].

The 13 kb inversion was already hypothesized by Haberhausen et al. in 1992 [ 5].

The existence of human NK cells displaying regulatory properties has been already hypothesized but not formally proven [5].

While their existence had been already hypothesized in antiquity, magnetism and electricity were first clearly described in the 16th and 18th centuries, respectively.

It has been already hypothesized that environmental exposure to prions may theoretically occur through conjunctival/mucosal contact, olfactory inhalation, and oral ingestion [ 21– 25].

It has been already hypothesized that alterations of epigenetic control of gene expression could be involved in the beneficial effects that omega-3 PUFA exert in immunological or neurodegenerative diseases [ 166– 168] or in some kinds of cancer [ 157, 169– 169].

Interestingly, it has been already hypothesized that in obese patients with metabolic endotoxemia, that is high blood levels of LPS, caused by an impaired gastric mucosa may strongly contribute to the formation of OA [ 43].

"Some are already hypothesizing that if kids are inoculated against H.P.V.," Dr. Kahn said, "there will be a turnaround in the oral cancers caused by H.P.V., too".

Moreover, he said, people online were already hypothesizing correctly that it must mean that a profile of Ai Weiwei was in the offing.

Precarious coins on the wonky corner are meant to be falling off the edge -- to illustrate the sitter's glum motto, visible above his signature, "No pleasure without regret!" By March 8, the exchange of faxes between Hockney and Falco is already hypothesizing a Newtonian telescope, more than a century before Newton did, in the cylindrical tambour watch on Gisze's table.