Examples of using Hypothesized in English and their translations into Japanese
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We first reported anomalously high levels of PBDEs more than 15 years ago and hypothesized that California's unique flammability standard was the reason.
As such, they hypothesized that hair follicle stimulation through hair plucking may lead to new hair growth, and they set out to test this theory.
In their conclusion, Alley and her co-authors hypothesized that the statistical shift was most likely due to age restrictions and accessibility.
While numerous studies have shown that natural selection plays a large part in the evolution of snake venom, until recently, the role of drift has only been hypothesized.
If you did not specify a hypothesized ratio, Minitab tests whether no difference between the standard deviations or variances(Hypothesized ratio= 1) exists.
Although the test is intended for older students, Stanley hypothesized that it would be well suited to measuring the analytical reasoning abilities of elite younger students.
He hypothesized that an individual's social class would predict his or her response to poor service- and a series of experiments supported this theory.
Another theory proposed by Ewing and Donn in 1956[44] hypothesized that an ice-free Arctic Ocean leads to increased snowfall at high latitudes.
With this in mind, Wang and team hypothesized that red cabbage microgreens may be even more beneficial for cholesterol levels, given their higher nutrient content.
Lewis hypothesized that the equality of women and the elderly with men was linked to more evenly distributed economic roles, but neither Lewis nor Clark had any significant contact with Native women, an omission that is reflected in their travel journals.
While previous research supported the effectiveness of distraction during painful procedures, specifically needle pain, the investigators hypothesized that the new VR technology, arguably more powerful and immersive intervention could be even more effective at reducing pain and anxiety.
Finn(2008) emphasized recent evidence that all humans have a basic need to be seen, understood, and accepted, and hypothesized that Therapeutic Assessment is healing because it meets these needs.
The team hypothesized that“the differences observed in temperature between the 19th century and today are real and that the change over time provides important physiologic clues to alterations in human health and longevity since the Industrial Revolution.”.
As it stands to reason that marijuana might serve as a substitute for alcohol if easily accessible, the current study's authors hypothesized that“marijuana liberalization will have the unintended effect of reducing domestic violence.”.
Because children with asthma are already prone to inflammation and respiratory symptoms, the researchers hypothesized that omega-3 and omega-6 intake might be related to asthma severity, and how children responded to the air pollution in their homes.
She does not delve into this scene at all, but I hypothesized that it would depict the rape more graphically and directly than any of the other films, would include no intervention to stop the rape, no justification, and no suggestion that the offender was either non-normative or was brought to justice.
Most important, compared with youth who received individual treatment, MST youths at 4-year follow-up were significantly less likely to have been arrested or, if arrested, had committed significantly less serious offenses Although they did not independently evaluate this premise, the researchers hypothesized that the favorable results were largely due to the comprehensive nature of MST and its delivery in the natural settings of the adolescent and family.
Scientists even hypothesized that once these reptiles shared their habitat with dinosaurs.
Based on the hypothesized illustration, many other players develop their own designs.
We hypothesized that small-molecule inhibitors of the ZNF198-FGFR1 fusion would have therapeutic efficacy.