Examples of using Hypothesised in English and their translations into German
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It is hypothesised that this method fulfils the requirements of genomic evaluation.
Fortunately the news are good: They found that the impact of the Peruvian invader on its Chileancousin is not as great as they had hypothesised.
Several hypothesised that the Boeing 777 could have landed safely and that its occupants are still alive.
In any case, our figures aren't in danger of being inflated, as we cautiously calculated the excess PM 2.5 fractions from totalambient concentrations that are even lower than those hypothesised by the European Environment Agency.
Bass hypothesised that mass media and interpersonal networks producing a life-cycle diffusion curve over time.
We chose to avoid GMOs mostly because we intend to safeguard the health of our animals:it is hypothesised that GMO food could potentially introduce new toxins or allergens in previously safe and healthy food, they could transmit antibiotic-resistance.
HDL is hypothesised to participate in the transport of cholesterol from tissues back to the liver, to suppress vascular inflammation associated with atherosclerosis, and to have anti-oxidative and anti-thrombotic effects.
The founder, David Jay, a year-old scientific researcher from San Francisco,says that human asexuality started to be hypothesised by scientific researchers in the s and s, but that it has only been in the past decade that a community of people started to identify with the term.
Summary Figure: Hypothesised interaction of hippocampus and parietal cortex depending on three factors: explicitness, difficulty and novelty.
Researchers at Vetmeduni Vienna hypothesised that older animals should shorten their winter dormancy in favour of a reproductive advantage.
It was hypothesised that the elevated TiO 2 may be due to the presence of r utile and/or leucoxene, as the C ompany had previously identified rutile within its Duwi graphite deposit, some 30km to the north-east of Malingunde.
In 1868, the British astronomer Norman Lockyer hypothesised that these dark bands were caused by a hitherto unknown element present in the Sun, which he dubbed"helium", after the Greek Sun god Helios.
It was hypothesised that the elevated TiO 2 may be due to the presence of rutile and/or leucoxene, as the company had previously identified rutile within its Duwi graphite deposit, some 30km to the north-east of Malingunde Figure 1.
My colleague, Lin Wu, hypothesised that we could use this technology to monitor patient response to treatment and the development of drug resistance.
It is hypothesised that this enhanced transendothelial transport is mediated by the gp-60 albumin receptor, and that there is accumulation of paclitaxel in the area of tumour due to the albumin-binding protein SPARC secreted protein acidic rich in cysteine.
British geographer Jay Appleton hypothesised that we experience landscapes in strategic, territorial terms inherited from our hunter/gatherer ancestors.
Thus it has been hypothesised that proto-Gaelic arrived in Great Britain and Ireland first, to be followed much later into southern and eastern Britain much later by the more“modern” P Celtic“fashion”.
As hypothesised, depressed pain patients generated higher scores for total negative health-related future experiences over the three time periods when compared to non-depressed pain patients and controls," Dr. Rusu said.
Researchers hypothesise that fucoxanthin anti-diabetes effect may be because fucoxanthin appears to promote the formation of DHA the omega-3 fatty acid found in fish oil.
The scientists therefore hypothesise that the methane and nitrous oxide emissions from lichens, mosses and cyanobacteria could increase during the course of global warming.
I try to imagine; I hypothesise almost instinctively. I mentally create ideal kinships and I form couples with a gaze.
Before a match begins,you can analyse the numbers in advance, hypothesise possible outcomes and do due diligence.
Historians hypothesise that it was crenellated and that the roof was built later with respect to the rest of the structure, which was probably built in the 15th century.
Although one could hypothesise that such a structure was formed by rocks broken by water erosion, such sharp stair sections have never been found that resulted from a natural process.
Salbutamol has been shownto improve muscle weight in rats and anecdotal reports hypothesise that it might be an alternative to clenbuterol for purposes of fat burning and muscle gain, with multiple studies supporting this claim.
It hypothesises that the literary manifestation of the maternal imago associated with the"dead mother" complex serves to reflect, and respond to, interiorised disappearance, inferiority and guilt.
What I do see, therefore,as problematic is not the model of an authoritarian International that you hypothesise but the shattering of political stability in our western countries as a whole.
Surely only one example among many that illustrates how much expressiveness art carries initself- far more than, let s say, a few brushstrokes hypothesise at first glance.
From your knowledge of the problem car park, you might hypothesise that the facil- ity has many users who leave their vehicles for long periods and that because users pay when they enter, no one watches who leaves with the car.
Quine(2000) hypothesises that the name is derived from a series of cartographical errors, starting with the use of the Old Icelandic"Skildir"("shields") and appearing as"Skildar" on a map by Nicholas de Nicolay 1583.