Meanings of hypothesise in English

Our Nobel prize-winning scientists hypothesise in the revived tongue of ancient Israel.

Some hypothesise that increased water shortages around the world will lead to wars.

In this study, we hypothesise that oral amoxicillin treatment affects the gut microbiota in mink.

We hypothesise that this polymorphism may influence the risk of hypertension by affecting alcohol drinking behaviour.

Animal data allows us to hypothesise how neural drive to these motoneurones is organised in humans.

We hypothesise, however, that it is predominantly extracellular material that fluoresces at these wavelengths, not bacterial cells.

We hypothesise that the DQIP intervention will reduce a composite of nine previously validated measures of high-risk prescribing.

His arguments led him to hypothesise that the laws of physics evolve over the history of the universe.

We hypothesise a codified signature of the diabetic epigenome and provide examples of prime candidates for chemical modification.

We hypothesise that alexithymic subjects may suffer from unnoticed chronic stress with physiological and endocrine and immune consequences.

We can only hypothesise what the outcome for Cook and England might have been had that been held.

Sometimes, it feels like we're living in a giant social experiment whose effects we can only hypothesise about.

He couldn't hypothesise without data.

We hypothesise that their expression in follicular and medullary cells of lymph nodes may be induced by formation of metastases.

It's tempting, then, to hypothesise that the first 45 minutes of this game was simply an aftershock of the Pochettino era.

We hypothesise that stress ulcer prophylaxis reduces the rate of gastrointestinal bleeding, but increases rates of nosocomial infections and myocardial ischaemia.