Sentence examples for what we hypothesize from inspiring English sources
What we hypothesize, combining the literature data and the data shown in this work, is a dual role of FLIPr during infection and pathogenesis; on one hand, in those environments at low serum concentrations like the interstitial tissue, through the binding of FcγR and FPR, FLIPr would allow to evade phagocytosis.
The claimed advantage of the RTT is its ability to describe the behaviour of genuinely paradoxical sentences: the genuine liar is unstable under semantic evaluation: "No matter what we hypothesize its value to be, semantic evaluation refutes our hypothesis".
Rather, those statements represent what we hypothesize are the norms teacher and students recognize for the situation of 'making conjectures': Our laying out of such norms is meant, like any theoretical assumption in research, as a way to simplify a system under study so that further claims about that (simplified) system can be made.
That is what we hypothesize," Swenberg says.
What we hypothesize is that the archaeal ancestor of eukaryotes that, in all likelihood, represented a deep branch possessed this capacity.
This emulates what we hypothesize happens in human infections in the presence of ICP2 and is the first demonstration of phage predation of V. cholerae in the context of a diarrheal disease model.
Against what we hypothesized, adipogenesis was increased independently of initial BMI in prolonged critically ill patients.
A closer look at the effects showed – in keeping with what we hypothesized – teacher engagement in the four professional learning activities to be directly influenced by self-efficacy (hypothesis 1).
En route to our usual Saturday trip to the Durham Farmers Market, my friends and I heard what we hypothesized to be either drilling or a swarm of angry bees.
"This paper does confirm what we hypothesized, that knocking out the Pine Island Glacier and Thwaites takes down the rest of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet," says Ian Joughin, a glaciologist at the University of Washington, Seattle, who co-authored last year's Science paper.
What we hypothesized might occur was the transfer of sensitized T cells and therefore the transfer of sensitization.
