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A further hypothesis is that the relationship between headache severity and anger management is not linear, but it increases in the passage between LF and HF and then it reaches a plateau.

A further hypothesis is that better educated women may wish to compress childbearing into fewer years and participate in non-childbearing activities, but further quantitative and qualitative research is required to investigate this.

A further hypothesis is that London's higher concentration of teaching hospitals means that its trusts treat patients with more complex problems and that these patients are more critical of their experiences, or that the focus on teaching is at the expense of patient care.

The finding of touch on a non-hand object conflicts with prior findings, and to resolve this conflict a further hypothesis is successfully tested: that without prior onset of the basic illusion this unusual experience does not occur.

A further hypothesis was the condition that once placed randomly upon the nuclear envelope, each CTC admitted six potential neighbors.

A further hypothesis was that, if the spindle, located in the central plane of the cell soma, was somehow affected, the soma diameter at the spindle plane of the cells may be changed in a tissue with high cellular density.

Our further hypothesis is that fusion of the intermediate annotation information allows the prediction of probabilities of variants in areas not accessible by current approaches.

In addition, further hypotheses are as follows: III.

From a closer inspection of this result, a further hypothesis has been developed, that gypsies living in caravans may tend to migrate to sites at which the noise level is acceptable in the context of other site features.

A further pathophysiological hypothesis is based on the fact that the clinical presentation of RES is strikingly similar to the clinical presentation of erythromelalgia (EM), a dermatological condition characterised by paroxysmal episodes of burning pain and erythema often involving hands and feet.

A further proposed hypothesis is known as the critical region hypothesis and is based on genetic analyses performed on individuals with partial trisomy of HSA21.