Sentence examples for Open hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Hence, whether or not this discovery commonly holds for the arbitrary distance ratio d 2 / d 1, and/or for correlated fading variation, is still an open hypothesis.

One argument in favor of this is that the open hypothesis with respect to the location of detected activations typically associated with a level of p < 0.001 is not fitting to the situation of an auditory activation study with a high likelihood of an activation predominantly in the auditory system.

Rather than assuming M-E/I, the issue should be viewed as an open hypothesis.

This is the first demonstration of an impact of maternal IL-10 gene polymorphisms on the newborn specific IgG production, opening hypotheses about the consequences that this may have later in the life of the child for the elaboration of his own IgG responses.

This was therefore an hypothesis-driven selection and in this sense a certain bias cannot be ruled out, but it is clear that a completely open, hypothesis-free screen is an excessive task far beyond the scope of this study.

It is argued here that available research data, even though extensive, leave open hypotheses ranging from little or no potential to major public health potential for breast cancer prevention by means of these dietary maneuvers.

Moreover, because of the diverse cultural backgrounds of students from the participating countries in this study, we leave open the hypothesis whether there is support for an invariance of factor loading (metric invariance), and item intercept (scalar invariance) across the countries or educational systems.

Our hypothesis would open the possibility that genes that cause autism might do so in part by influencing cerebellar function.

Interestingly, the UAAA motif matches with the last four bases of the mammalian polyadenylation signal AAUAAA, thus opening the hypothesis of SAM68 involvement in RNA stability.

These data therefore open the intriguing hypothesis that, during ASP formation, the activity of Stam, and putatively that of the ESCRT-0 complex, may be required for efficient FGF signalling.

If confirmed, these data open a new hypothesis for pathogenesis and prevention of VILI and its extrapulmonary complications.