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If we hypothesize that population is the main factor in media attention we would expect the map in this view to be mostly one color with the same ratio of stories per capita for each Boston neighborhood and MA town, however it's clear from this view that there is significant variation, particularly in Boston and Greater Boston.

If we hypothesize a fixed change-point time, this model is compared to the single baseline ETAS model using the Akaike information criterion (AIC; Akaike 1973, 1992).

If we hypothesize that the posterior can be expressed as a set of samples p ( x t - 1 ∣ Z t - 1 ) ≈ 1 N s ∑ i = 1 N s δ ( x t - 1 - x t - 1 ( i ) ), (5).

If we hypothesize that SRF is repressing the transcription of module 29 genes, then the regulatory chain miR-133 – SRF – module 29 genes can explain the positive gene expression correlation that is observed in Figure 2a.

If we hypothesize that in the founding population males were much fewer than females, this would likely result in lower variability in the M genome.

If we hypothesize that the tail were to (transiently) dock to the core region, this would cause line-broadening effects for the HRM resonances, making them more difficult to detect and assign.

For instance, if we hypothesized that a secondary palate evolved in the common ancestor of therocephalians and cynodonts, our tree implies that this feature would need to have been lost in several therocephalian subgroups, necessitating four evolutionary changes, as opposed to the three required by our preferred hypothesis.

Even if we hypothesized that those 14 patients all belonged to the non-CKD group this would have only slightly modified the 28 day mortality rate (from 50%to52%2%) and the difference with the CKD mortality rate would remained significant (p=0.033).

Therefore, as a validation test of the IF-Long, we hypothesized that IF-Long scores would be higher among those families in which the caregiver reported that the relationship before caregiving was not good.

Therefore, as another validation test of the IF-Long, we hypothesized that IF-Long scores would be higher among those families in which the patient had greater functional dependence (lower FIM scores).

If, as we hypothesize, amino acid transporter expansions happen in tandem with the evolution of a primary nutritional endosymbiosis, then significant increases in paralogs will only be found in lineages that display such symbioses.