Examples of using Have hypothesized in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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But people have hypothesized that this is showing a kind of collection perhaps for the king, for the city.
Because these carotenoids absorb blue light and because they are powerful antioxidants,scientists have hypothesized that they protect the retina.
I have hypothesized two but maybe I'm wrong, there will be a third or fourth that escapes both me and you.
The Bulgars certainly were part of the Huntribal alliance for some time, and some have hypothesized that the Chuvash language(which is believed to have descended from the Bulgar language) is the closest surviving relative of the Hunnic language.
Many have hypothesized that goal actualization comes to those who possess remarkable skill, innate talent, superior genes, or possibly a high IQ;
The Harvard School ofPublic Health website explains that researchers have hypothesized that TV watching could promote obesity by displacing time for physical activity, promoting poor diets, giving more opportunities for unhealthy snacking(during TV viewing);
We have hypothesized for many years that by binding the Jagged-1 to a biomaterial and delivering it to a bone injury site, we could enhance healing.".
Different studies have hypothesized that they may be closely related to the extinct Gaindetherium or Punjabitherium.
Some have hypothesized that there are times when we want our leaders to be cold and calculating and even deceitful- for example, in times of crisis or when our national security is at stake.
Based on this discovery, researchers have hypothesized that Tayma was part of an important land route between the Red Sea coast of the Arabian Peninsula and the Nile Valley.
Some experts have hypothesized that animals- humans included-have built-in“vigilance signals” that keep them awake and alert when hungry.
Some researchers have hypothesized that stomach sleeping puts pressure on a child's jaw, thereby narrowing the airway and hampering breathing.
Epidemiologists have hypothesized that the turmeric that is part of daily curries eaten in India may help explain the low rate of Alzheimer's disease in that country.
Some scientists have hypothesized that the increase of chronic inflammation in wealthier Western countries is connected to lifestyles that have essentially become too clean.
Epidemiologists have hypothesized that the turmeric that is part of daily curries eaten in India may help explain the low rate of Alzheimer's disease in that country.
Relationships: Some have hypothesized that one cluster of typical dreams, including being an object in danger, falling, or being chased, is related to interpersonal conflicts.
However, some researchers have hypothesized that the reason the proportion of fatalities is low is not that sharks do not like human flesh, but because humans are often able to escape after the first bite.
Researchers have hypothesized that this could lead diet soda drinkers to compensate for the lack of pleasure they now derive from the drink by increasing their consumption of all foods, not just soda.
Some scientists have hypothesized that during development, when DNA is copied from mother to daughter cells, there could be deletions, duplications and changes in the sequence of the DNA, and an entire group of genes could be affected.
Mays and colleagues at UCLA have hypothesized that the experience of race-based discrimination may set in motion a chain of physiological events, such as elevated blood pressure and heart rate, that eventually increase the risk of death.
Allan Hobson has hypothesized as to what might be occurring in the brain while lucid.
The investigators had hypothesized that four to six sessions of memory reactivation under propranolol would be sufficient to dramatically blunt the memories associated with their"attachment injury.".
Previous research has hypothesized that given the developing nature of the adolescent brain, psychotropic drug use may alter physiological neurodevelopment, especially of the frontal cortex and limbic system.
The investigators had hypothesized that because chocolate appears to have a positive effect on blood pressure, chocolate consumption would lower the risk of strokes and heart attacks and that is, in fact, what the study found.
Having hypothesized such a person, let's now in our argument put him beside a just man, who is simple and noble and who, as Aeschylus says, doesn't want to be believed to be good but to be so.
The report had hypothesized that perhaps Yoshikuni's statement was true, that Kuze really did push blame onto his secretary, and the rebates collected by the secretary was simply a skilful maneuver he had planned during the associate meeting.
Some concluded that there was no evidence supporting the hypothesis.[2] Others found evidence suggesting that increased sea surface temperature in the tropics did indeed reduce cirrus clouds but found that the effect was nonetheless a positivefeedback rather than the negative feedback that Lindzen had hypothesized.[3][4].