Sentence examples for was recently hypothesized from inspiring English sources

In this work, heparin solutions are characterized via dynamic light scattering to investigate heparin's self-association, since this behavior was recently hypothesized to play a role in the gelation of heparin-functionalized polymer hydrogels.

The fourth model (Model 4) was a two-factor model that was recently hypothesized by Kao et al. (2010) [ 46].

It was recently hypothesized that this phenomenon also occurs in birds since the fasting-induced rise in UCP expression was associated with a lower production of ROS [ 33].

Furthermore, it was recently hypothesized based on genetic analysis that T. graeca of western Morocco constitutes a separate subspecies [ 8, 10], provisionally named Testudo graeca whitei.

It was recently hypothesized that trace elements play an important role in the pathogenesis of bipolar disorders by causing neurodegeneration [ 41].

A conceptually similar gradient of M. africanum prevalence across Western Africa was recently hypothesized by de Jong et al., but their analysis did not make a distinction between the two M. africanum clades [ 48].

It has been recently hypothesized that many of the signals detected in genome-wide association studies (GWAS) to T2D and other diseases, despite being observed to common variants, might in fact result from causal mutations that are rare.

Moreover, it has been recently hypothesized that the antinociceptive effect could depend also by centrally mediated and axonal transport-dependent activity [13].

Moreover, it has been recently hypothesized that the antinociceptive effect could not be only dependent from a peripheral mechanism of action of the toxin, but even centrally mediated and axonal transport-dependent [21].

It has been recently hypothesized that subtypes of multiple sclerosis (MS) may be caused by a primary oligodendropathy [5], [6].

Brain and behavioural lateralization at the population level has been recently hypothesized to have evolved under social selective pressures as a strategy to optimize coordination among asymmetrical individuals.