hypothesise
基本解释
- v.假设；假定
- =hypothesize.
英汉例句
- They hypothesise that cells in the human brain could behave in a similar way.
研究人员还假设人脑中的细胞以相似的方式工作。 - Dr Gluckman and Dr Forrester thus hypothesise that the capacity for a marasmus-style response to malnutrition, with its higher survival rate, is programmed into fetuses by maternal malnourishment.
我认为理解不对，我这么看：“Gluckman 和 Forrester两位博士据此假设，对营养不良作出消瘦形式反应的能力，是由于其母亲营养不良带给胎儿的，因而有较高存活率。 - Dr Gluckman and Dr Forrester thus hypothesise that the capacity for a marasmus-style response to malnutrition, with its higher survival rate,is programmed into fetuses by maternal malnourishment.
Gluckman和Forrester博士因此推断，对营养不良作出消瘦形式反应的能力（有较高存活率），是由母亲的营养不良而“编制程序”到胎儿当中的。 - They hypothesise that epigenetic effects may be so dramatic that merely altering these imprints can create a new species.
ECONOMIST: Genes are not all there is to heredity - This, some researchers hypothesise, might be encouraged by children inheriting epigenetic patterns appropriate to the diets of their parents but inappropriate to the different, more calorific diets those children are enjoying thanks to the abundance of modern life.
ECONOMIST: Genomics has not yet delivered the drugs, but it will