Sentence examples for we would hypothesize from inspiring English sources

In this study, we would hypothesize that disrupted functional connectivity of the brain presented in MOH patients.

We must instead focus attention towards the highly disabling and costly forms; otherwise we would hypothesize treating almost one billion people with migraine.

We would hypothesize that concepts that require spatial thinking, but lack direct perceptual character, may most effectively be taught via visualization technology aligned to embodied actions and yield greater gains for learners compared against traditional instruction.

From this data, we would hypothesize, that the increased glycogen stores are causing a negative feedback reducing AMPK activity, and potentially altering downstream proteins in the insulin stimulated glucose pathway (Figure 5) thus reducing glucose uptake.

"We would hypothesize that developing interests and passions can start with commitment incorporating the activity into one's daily life and setting goals.

But we hire identity products and services to carry out multiple jobs, some of which, we would hypothesize, we are not even conscious of.

I would hypothesize that we have more than six sense organs and that meditation allows us to engage these other brain mechanisms to see things that we might not ordinarily see.

We would further hypothesize that nephrin or possibly turnover of the whole slit diaphragm complex is regulated similar as turnover and trafficking of activated growth factor receptors [13].

We would therefore hypothesize these patches to build up a lot of persistent organic matter, with good water retention also aided by the shaded regime above-ground.

If true, we would subsequently hypothesize that, like HSBs in mammals, individual whole microchromosomes are enriched for functional GO terms (regardless of any intrachromosomal rearrangements between them).

Freshwater members of both taxa were not included in our data set, for the time being, we would also hypothesize a similar evolutionary pathway excluding a terrestrial step.